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Plumb Bobble Necklaces from exotic woods - left to right - kingwood bubinga bocote zebrawood tulipwood amboyna burl bloodwood lacewood See more necklaces |
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Safety Whistle Key Rings - from 12:00 clockwise - bubinga, canarywood, padauk, bloodwood, boxelder burl, tulipwood, lilac, yew, osage orange, macassar ebony, Indonesian rosewood, birdseye maple - top to bottom - holly, Brazilian rosewood, wenge, white oak burl, cocobolo, goncalo alves |
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Wood Bookmarks with 10-k gold plated solid brass - top to bottom - pink ivory Indonesian rosewood pau ferro sycamore |
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Wood Crosses - left to right - zebrawood cocobolo tulipwood holly smoketree bloodwood Indonesian rosewood with brass inlay |
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Pefume Holder Necklaces - left to right - oak burl holly masur birch kingwood Contains a small perfume vial with applicator. |
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Heart Pendants bloodwood holly & bloodwood Heart and Cross Pins Brazilian rosewood, Gabon ebony, bloodwood, Gabon ebony, pink ivory, snakewood |
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Bolo Ties - left to right - olivewood, walnut, cocobolo Brazilian rosewood Tom's "From the Graveyard" Collection (jewelry made from bone) Sample pieces: bolo tie, large bookmark, small bookmark |
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"The star is a symbol of the heavens and the divine goal to which man has aspired from time immemorial. The stripe is symbolic of the rays of light emanating from the sun.” - The House of Representatives, 1977 The white signifies purity and innocence and is represented by holly, a straight-grained wood which is the purest white of the woods. The red signifies hardiness and valor, represented by bloodwood, a very hard, strawberry red color wood. The blue ribbon hood signifies vigilance, perseverance, and justice and represents solidarity for protecting the essential human right of free speech - the fundamental building block of a free society. . |
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