Nautical jewelry?

[hogHunter]

I'm looking for some nautical jewelry. Specifically earrings and belly button ring (although I'm not ruling out other jewelry like necklaces and bracelets). What are some of your favorite brands and/or places to purchase these items?
Thanks in advance!

[iSaint]

I've purchased for various females over the years and it's not easy to find one supplier of nautical jewelry. I've used Google and found some eBay suppliers, etsy jewelry makers, and high end gold distributors. Best bet is to spend some time on Google using specific key words like 'sailboat earrings' and 'nautical belly button ring.'

I have a dolphin toe ring and my son has a wave:

https://www.etsy.com/transaction/1209440148

Nice earrings here, though I don't see what I purchased on her site.

Linda Landig Jewelry

[JstaRebel]

St. John, and especially St. Croix have a lot of nautical jewelery available in the local Jewelry shops. Dolphin ear rings, gold sailboat pennants with lorimar, shackles for belly button or ear rings. Lots of nautical Jewelry. One just has to look in the shops. On St. Croix, bracelets are big. I have a bracket with an anchor as a clasp.

[Painted Skies]

My favorite source for nautical jewelry is AGA Correa & Son in Edgecomb, Maine.

You can find their finely crafted range on-line at: https://www.agacorrea.com/

They offer not only nautical pieces but also marine and wildlife jewelry in 14K and 18K. Beware, however, that none of this comes without the appropriately inflated price associated with anything 'nautical.'

Happy shopping! Katherine

[senormechanico]

+1 for AGA Correa

[masou]

i make my own nautical jewelry basically you take anything nickle silver or gold plated on copper or brass , , so basically you want brass or copper hang it in the boat or outside until it goes green from the salt , or just collect bits of copper piping and brass rivets from the sand on the beach i do both , i have found old ham radio antennas that have gone green from the spool of copper corroding i have a rather beutiful collection of green copper and brass , some from some notable shipwrecks like the rum runners who shipped rum from canada into the states during prohibition maybe im just a pirate......