We ship via U.S. Priority Mail or UPS with insurance in the continental. U.S. Shipping is a $8.00 flat rate. Express Mail 2 Day is available for a flat rate of $23.95. We now offer FedEx 2nd Day for a flate rate of 19.50 and Fed Ex over night shipping for a flat rate of $42.00. Online orders received before 9:00 am Mountain time will be shipped out that day and should arrive by Fed Ex overnight the next afternoon.

• US Priority Mail Flat Rate: $8.00
• US Express Mail Flat Rate: $23.95
• Canada Priority Mail Flat Rate: $19.00
• International Priority Mail Flat Rate: $38.00
• International Express Mail Flat Rate: $53.00
• International 1st Class Mail No Insurance Available: $11.75
• FedEx 2nd Day Flat Rate: $19.50 - Continental US Only
• FedEx Overnight Flat Rate: $42.00 - Continental US Only

INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING

Yes, we can ship internationally. Countries we ship to are listed below. If your country is not listed please email us. We do not ship to the continent of Africa. Two options are provided at the checkout of shopping cart: USPS International Priority Mail with insurance $38.00 and USPS International Express Mail With Insurance @ $53.00. We can also ship 1st class mail internationally for $11.50 but please note insurance is not available. Please note on order if you would like this option. The buyer is responsible for all customs and duties. If you would like your order sent as a gift and invoice sent separately - please note this in the comment field of checkout.

Orders over $500.00 may be asked to scan and email the following verification: 1. driver's license or passport 2. signature

Canada, Australia, Belgium, England, France, Germany, Holland, Ireland, Italy, Sweden, Norway, Poland, Finland, Austria, Japan, Luxembourg, Singapore, Switzerland, Scotland, New Zealand

Important:

Many traditional native artist put fine pine shavings under their stones to prevent stone breakage. However when you take your jewelry piece into the water or wash your hands the moisture seeps under the stone and causes the stone to pop out. This rarely happens but it can so please do not get your beautiful native made jewelry wet. Keep it dry and happy.

Stone Popping:

Also, especially bracelets do not squeeze the sizing of a bracelet. Make sure a bracelet is sized by a professional unless the listing says can safely be adjusted as needed. This prevents stones popping out of place. If a stone does pop out of place quickly save it in a plastic zip lock bag and take to your local jeweler. They should quickly be able to fix it for you with a very nominal fee. 

Storing Sterling Silver:

Proper storage of sterling silver jewelry and gift items goes a long way toward preserving its shine and preventing the oxidation that can cause dullness and discoloration. Below, we've compiled some quick tips for proper storage of fine silver:Quick Tips for Storing Sterling Silver: 

• To prevent scratches, each piece should be stored individually in its own case, pouch, or compartment. 
• Be sure store sterling silver in a dry, cool place. In hot climates, it should be kept in an air-conditioned room. 
• Avoid keeping jewelry boxes in bathrooms, as the moist, warm air can compromise the brilliance of your sterling. 
• For best results, keep your sterling silver jewelry in a case lined with tarnish-resistant material. 
• If you're planning on storing a sterling silver piece for an extended period of time, try sealing it in an airtight bag (plastic works fine) to protect it from oxidation and humidity. 

 

Cleaning Sterling Silver 

Over time, dirt, makeup residue, and skin oils can build up on the surface of your sterling silver jewelry and gifts, causing the metal to become dull and cloudy. The best way to prevent this undesirable effect is to clean your pieces regularly.As a general rule, the regular use of chemical liquid jewelry cleaners is discouraged, as they can result in the eventual discoloration of the metal. The safest and most effective way to polish sterling silver is to wipe it gently with a soft cloth. Most fine jewelry stores sell specially designed silver polishing cloths that are pre-treated with gentle chemicals to restore silver's natural brilliance, although most any soft cloth will do the trick. Avoid using coarse fibers or fabrics, such as paper or polyester, as these can result in scratching. Feel free to wipe down your stainless silver as often as you'd like to restore its shine and brilliance.