BOLIVIAN HANDCRAFTED JEWELRY
Unique Handcrafted Jewelry by highly skilled and creative Artisans. The use of Silver, Stone, and other natural Bolivian materials create one of a kind pieces that will remain your personal treasure for all time. High quality artistry and local materials insure your comfort and investment.
Monday, 23 May 2016
Saturday, 9 April 2016
Colorful La Paz Bolivia
Thursday, 7 April 2016
Bolivian Handcrafted Jewelry
Bolivian Handcrafted Jewelry by Bolivia's finest Artisans. From finely crafted Silver pieces to mixture of Silver and Stones the creative energy is sparkling.
Bolivia is a beautiful country with highly diverse contrasts in both the land and the people. There is so much color and expression. To know Bolivia can take forever enjoying the cultural differences, the regional division with wild to mild landscapes. Bolivia endures. Cuisine? Amazing and the diversity is captivating. Experiential opportunities allowing you to walk and talk the topography of the land and absorb every vibrant fibre of Bolivian life. Stick with us and enjoy the conversation, the exploration and the fabulous handicraft of gifted artisans.
Jewelry shown Custom Crafted work by Sheila De Alencar
Monday, 7 September 2015
Boliva Land of the Jaguar
Boliva, The home of the beautiful Jaguar. Magnificent Animals. Elusive but ever present.
Using technology first adapted to identify tigers by stripe patterns, WCS conservationists have identified 19 individual jaguars by spot patterns in the rain forests of Bolivia, a record number for a single camera trap survey in the country. The animals were identified from a total of 975 photographs, a record number of images due to the use of digital cameras as opposed to camera traps that use film.
The images come from the Alto Madidi and Alto Heath, a region at the headwaters of the Madidi and Heath Rivers inside Bolivia’s outstanding Madidi National Park. The survey also included Ixiamas Municipal Reserve, created following a previous WCS survey in 2004 along the Madidi River, which revealed a high abundance of jaguars and other species such as white-lipped peccaries, spider monkeys, and giant otters.
Using technology first adapted to identify tigers by stripe patterns, WCS conservationists have identified 19 individual jaguars by spot patterns in the rain forests of Bolivia, a record number for a single camera trap survey in the country. The animals were identified from a total of 975 photographs, a record number of images due to the use of digital cameras as opposed to camera traps that use film.
The images come from the Alto Madidi and Alto Heath, a region at the headwaters of the Madidi and Heath Rivers inside Bolivia’s outstanding Madidi National Park. The survey also included Ixiamas Municipal Reserve, created following a previous WCS survey in 2004 along the Madidi River, which revealed a high abundance of jaguars and other species such as white-lipped peccaries, spider monkeys, and giant otters.
Saturday, 5 September 2015
La Paz - Color Galore.
In the Tourist District there are Adventure Companies that give Tourists thrills and spills perhaps on the Bolivian Death Road Cycling experience. There are shops with beautiful leathers, woven blankets and yes even Jewelry. Most of the Jewelry is Tourism driven and much is factory fabricated. You need to ask where the special highly skilled Bolivian Jewelry makers are located. Custom made products are a little harder to source.
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