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| 50 - 75% off semiprecious sale Oct. 14 - 22 | |||
No Tricks,
Just Treats Continuing the theme of great deals, this month we will be running a couple of exciting affairs you should not miss. The main event for October is our semiannual Semiprecious Sale. I've got over $50,000 worth of semiprecious bead strands coming in especially for this promotion. Most of it will be the usual 75% off, but I also have some really nice stock included in the shipment that will be 50% off. This sale runs October 14 - 23. Next, we'll be having a sari sale October 23 to 29. Saris are the traditional garment worn by women in India. A sari is a length of ornate, brightly colored fabric typically 3 feet wide and about 15 feet long. Saris are great for interior design projects, for draping to create a mood. They can also be used for sewing projects, and of course they will be on sale just in time for Halloween costumes. We'll have a table at the Coconut Festival in Kapaa this weekend. Drop by and enter our drawing to win a $100 shopping spree at either store. We'll also have our bracelet station set up (design and string your own bracelet), as we did last month during the DivineDesignDay. Bracelets will be $1, but if you bring in the coupon below you can get yours for free. (One bracelet per customer, please) Check our class schedule below and visit the website to see pictures of each design. Carol Ayson has a really wonderful series of classes this month, continuing into November. She will be teaching Peyote Stitch in a string of three separate classes. The first is a basics class, the second shows how to create a holder for unset semiprecious stones, and the third class adds a bale to the stone holder. If you have ever wanted to learn to use seed beads, these classes are for you. That's it for now, hope to see you soon at either the Coconut Festival or at one of our stores! |
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October Birthstone: Opal or Tourmaline Opal With "the fire of the carbuncle, the brilliant purple of the amethyst and the sea green color of the emerald, all shining together in incredible union" opal clearly impressed Pliny the Elder (23-79 AD), Roman historian and author of the world's first encyclopedia. The Romans had been wearing opals for centuries and considered them a symbol of hope or purity, while for the early Greeks they embodied the powers of foresight or prophecy. The more fancifully minded Arabs thought that opals must have fallen from heaven in flashes of lightning thus achieving their unique play of color or "opalescence". Tourmaline Calendar
of Events October Classes: schedule available online or in the stores |
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Kapaa Precious Metal Clay Intro With PMC, you can mold, shape, layer and emboss an artistic creation like you would with ceramic clay. Once the piece is air dried, it can be placed in a kiln or heated with a butane torch to burn off the organic binder. What remains is a finished product that is 99% pure silver, a wearable piece of precious metal art. Peyote Stitch Ring Peyote Stitch Seed Bead Bezel |
Lihue Jade and Sterling Silver Bracelet
Textured Metal Bracelet and Earrings |
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