The Indigo Sanctuary

07/29/2026

SOLD: this Propagation Station features a beautiful Lotus Flower, carved especially for The Indigo Sanctuary in Bhaktapur, Nepal. The Lotus Flower is set with a large Rhodonite cabochon and 2 small Sodalite cabochons. The test tubes are affixed with magnets for easy removal. We have more in stock with different gemstones. If you are interested, DM us.

07/24/2026

Delco proud! The focal bead in this bracelet was made with self-collected Amazonite from Media, PA.

07/19/2026

07/14/2026

The Indigo Sanctuary presents the Galadriel and the Arwen necklaces, part of its “Enchantress" series.
Named after the magical elven women of the Lord of the Rings series, Galadriel and her granddaughter Arwen, these necklaces capture the magic from another place and time. Galadriel features a cabochon made from old-stock Fireworks Obsidian, which provides spiritual protection. Arwen features a cabochon made from Arizona Blue Buffalo collected by Kelly Hiller, which roots your aura to the Earth's energy.
What names from legends or literature should we use for upcoming necklaces in the Enchantress series? Let us know.
More to come.
DM if interested.

What is the origin of these magical necklaces?
The flowers were part of plaques made in Bhaktapur, Nepal, specifically for The Indigo Sanctuary. We upcycled and reincarnated the flowers by cutting them out from the plaques, shaping and painting them, and adding beautiful self-made gemstone cabochons, giving them new lives.

07/13/2026

We present the Galadriel and the Arwen necklaces, part of our “Enchantress” series. Named after the magical elven women of the Lord of the Rings series, Galadriel and her granddaughter Arwen, these necklaces capture the magic from another place and time. Galadriel features a cabochon made from old-stock Fireworks Obsidian, which provides spiritual protection. Arwen features a cabochon made from Arizona Blue Buffalo , which roots your aura to the Earth’s energy.
What names from legends or literature should we use for upcoming necklaces in the Enchantress series? Let us know.
More to come.
DM if interested.

What is the origin of these magical necklaces?

The flowers were part of plaques made in Bhaktapur, Nepal, specifically for The Indigo Sanctuary. We upcycled and reincarnated the flowers by cutting them out from the plaques, shaping and painting them, and adding beautiful self-made gemstone cabochons, giving them new lives.

07/10/2026

Pins are in fashion (and always have been for the true fashionistas.) Here are some of The Indigo Sanctuary’s new gemstone pins. These pins feature: Old-stock Dendritic Opal for positive change, With a Ganesha charm to move
obstacles; Banded Calcite, which supports self-acceptance and boosts auric field, with an Owl charm, for good luck; Banded Onyx, which supports self-acceptance and boosts auric field with a butterfly charm which supports transformation; Old-stock Fireworks
Obsidian, for emotional balance, grounding and protection, with a turtle charm for longevity.

07/04/2026

Here is a sneak preview from The Indigo Sanctuary’s Fall line. This belt buckle features a cabochon made from old-stock Williamsite, sourced by our rockhound friend Kelly Hiller, set in locally-sourced spalted wood. Williamsite was mined at the now closed Line Pit Mine on the Pennsylvania and Maryland border. The belt buckle is paired with a vintage studded belt thrifted by us Out of the Closet Thrift Stores in Wilton Manor, Florida and modified to add snaps, but could be paired with any belt of your choice with snaps.