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Spider Web Opal Jewelry | Beach Treasures in Duck

Glimpse the Magnificent Southwest

Posted by Lisa Mann · October 10, 2019

The spider web opal jewelry showcased at Beach Treasures in Duck is Native American Made with origins in New Mexico. Years ago, on one of my annual treasure hunts out West, I was fortunate to discover an artisan whose passion is promoting spider web opal jewelry that has been authentically crafted in the traditions of Native American jewelry makers.

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Kyanite Gemstone Jewelry at Beach Treasures in Duck

Kyanite's Cool Blue

Posted by Lisa Mann · September 26, 2019

Kyanite – a unique gemstone -- gets its name from the Greek word kuanos, meaning deep blue. Mined from sedimentary rocks or other formations, kyanite is believed to hold positive energy and is probably best known for its balancing properties. And while its colors include indigo, green and black – the blue – an icy, glacial, deep blue, streaked with white -- is arguably its most beautiful version of itself.

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Our Special Finds: One of a Kind Pieces...Especially for You | One Of A Kind Gemstone Jewelry at Beach Treasures in Duck

Our Special Finds: One of a Kind Jewelry...Especially for You

Posted by Lisa Mann · September 12, 2019

While it can be said for so many pieces here at Beach Treasures in Duck, I do enjoy having an opportunity to highlight the unusual pieces that come our way. Whether it’s a distinctive gem or an extraordinary piece by one of admired jewelry designers, Our Special Finds is a collection of pendants, earrings, and bracelets that you won’t find anywhere else.

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When the Night Sky Turns Purple

Posted by Lisa Mann · August 29, 2019

When the warm afternoons of fall approach, our sunsets become even more amazing. Less dust and less pollution mean more intense colors…and all of those beautiful striations wash across the sky at day’s end. Rich and bold, and reminiscent of Russian Charoite -- one of the most distinct gemstones available on the market today.

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Mother of Pearl Jewelry at Beach Treasures in Duck

Irresistible Iridescence

Posted by Lisa Mann · August 15, 2019

While its appearance may look quite delicate or even brittle, Mother of Pearl is surprisingly strong and resilient – its outward luminosity disguising its inner strength. When the light touches its surface, the multicolored iridescence that’s revealed is what makes it so recognizable.

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