African Grey feather earrings with Hematite and Garnet beads. Each earring has 2 feathers that are bundled and sway together.
African Grey feathers
ear-hole to feather-tip = just over 4 inches long
antiqued bronze hooks.
reverse feather colour grey like the front.
Sah's parrot feather crafting is a labour of utmost love and devotion as a way to honour and give something tangible to the beautiful birds who touch her heart deeply. She witnessed the crisis at the Coombs World Parrot Refuge in 2016, when Greyhaven Exotic Bird Sanctuary stepped in and led the largest animal rescue in Canadian history, relocating 584 parrots! Volunteering at an interim Nanaimo location gave her hands on experience cleaning, visiting, playing, feeding, singing to and loving up the birds. She has been making jewelry and fans with Greyhaven bird feathers ever since, raising funds for their ongoing care.
Feathers are received in large quantities with many species mixed together. It is a lot of work to wash (also treat with cedar oil) and sort prior to creating. High quality genuine stone beads and findings are sourced. Specific hooks can be requested for sensitive ears.
We donate at least 50%
Sah welcomes custom work, let's chat!
have feathers to donate or have something made with them for you? Awesome!
HEMATITE is a stone of deep grounding that provides some protection from geopathic stress & electromagnetic smog. Feel it's weight and tune into Hematite to counteract spaciness/confusion and strengthen your sense of self.
GARNET is a stone of vitality, endurance, and security through a strong connection to the physical body.
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All items ship from or can be picked up at Blue Apples metaphysical crystal shop on Gabriola Island BC, Canada.

