RETURNS + SHIPPING

All sales are final and I do not accept returns or exchanges. If there is something wrong with the piece you receive, please contact me as soon as possible. I may possibly replace the item on a case by case basis, solely by my discretion.

All orders will be shipped within 2-4 weeks. You will receive a shipping confirmation email with tracking number when the order ships.

Shipping is 1-3 day USPS Priority, without a signature confirmation. Contact me if you want expedited shipping or signature confirmation. Shipping cost includes packaging, handling, and actual postage and is non-refundable. I am not responsible for shipping delays or lost packages but I will do everything I can to remedy the situation.

I unfortunately cannot ship outside of the United States at this time.

PIECES

All natural materials — leather, crystals, horn, bone, etc. — are unique and may have imperfections that are not pictured. Color may vary from screen to screen and is not guaranteed. The piece you receive may not be the piece pictured, unless specified.

Pricing and availability are subject to change without notice.

LIMITED EDITION PIECES — These are very special, one-of-a-kind pieces using elements I will not have in stock again. There is usually only one available.

In no way do I support killing wild animals for the purpose of creating art. However, I do believe we can create art from repurposing parts of the body in death.

The coyote teeth I currently use are by-products of other industries. I believe in using all parts of the animal. These are sustainably sourced — the coyote populations are well maintained.

The snake vertebrae are from rattlesnakes killed by people I know locally in Tucson, always in urban/human-habited environments where they pose a direct threat to someone’s life. I process the snakes myself and use as much of the animal as I can. 

The antelope horns are sourced from South Africa and are generally a by-product from damaged skulls. These are sustainably sourced — the antelope populations in South Africa are well maintained.

Many of the bones or jewelry elements I use are accumulated from secondhand sources over the years and their original source is unknown. When purchasing new bones or animals parts, I consider their source’s practices, treatment, and sustainability.