This design originated as a part of the Teachers Bell in Brian's miniature collection, but stands out as a beautiful pendant. Complete your set with the matching earrings and a Crucian bracelet.

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The Flower was Crucian Gold's first design in 1972—the same year the Volkswagen beetle outsold the Ford Model-T. The simplicity of the looping design suggests completion and peace, and resonates with the eye at any distance. The mesmerizing shape is reminiscent of the Flower of Lifeÿ a design found in ancient art all over the world.

Crucian Gold's classic heart design is made by tying the love knot at the center and using the remaining strands to create the heart shape which is then forged on an anvil to accentuate the shape. Wear this piece close to your heart.

Crucian Gold's Solstice collection celebrates the celestial rhythms of our world. Mini cosmic rings ripple and dance with a turn of the head. Mark the transition into winter or summer holidays with this symbol of continuance and change.

Crucian Gold's Stiletto collection suggests rays of sunshine. Bold clean lines radiate from a single point and finish smoothly in a curling knot. Each individual stem swings freely, in a modern rendition of ornate decor.

A "Mocko Jumbie" is a spirit or guardian which protects the people by warding off evil. The Mocko Jumbie is originally from Africa , he wears tall stilts and various, colorful costumes. Celebrated today as part of the cultural traditions of the Caribbean, you'll see the Mocko Jumbie at carnivals and parades. Nathan designed this as a tribute to the artform.

A "Mocko Jumbie" is a spirit or guardian which protects the people by warding off evil. The Mocko Jumbie is originally from Africa , he wears tall stilts and various, colorful costumes. Celebrated today as part of the cultural traditions of the Caribbean, you'll see the Mocko Jumbie at carnivals and parades. Nathan designed this as a tribute to the artform. It can be worn as earrings or pendant and paired with the Mocko Jumbie Bracelet.

A symbol of old St. Croix, this is Brian's rendition of the old sugar mills that still dot the landscape.

This elegant cross features the masthead knot in the center.