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Twelve Years In, We Still Sign Every One


Each Etkie cuff is beaded by hand by Navajo artisans in New Mexico. Twelve years in, these are the pieces that get passed down, not put away.

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Most jewelry is bought to mark a moment. This is made to outlast one.


Each Etkie cuff is beaded entirely by hand by Navajo artisans in New Mexico, using techniques their mothers taught them and their grandmothers taught their mothers. The count, the placement, the tension—all done one bead at a time, over days. No two cuffs come out exactly alike.


It arrives in a keepsake box, signed by the woman who made it. Her name. Her hands. Her work.


Twelve years ago, we started Etkie on a single belief: that this kind of beadwork belongs alongside fine jewelry, not beneath it. The cuffs we made in that first year are still worn today. These are the ones that get passed down, not put away.


DETAILS

Our beaded cuffs are handloomed by Navajo artisans in New Mexico. With every Etkie purchase, you are supporting meaningful income opportunities for artisans and their families.


  • hand-crafted on traditional handmade looms

  • adjustable copper inlay allows one size to fit most wrists

  • all cuffs are 6” inches in length

  • width of small cuff measures just under 1/2" inch

  • genuine leather lining sourced from the USA

  • highest quality glass Japanese beads


All purchases arrive in a black ETKIE branded gift box alongside a story insert and a card of authenticity signed by the artist who made the bracelet.

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“Love, love, love all of your bracelets! I have quite a few of them and have decided you can never have too many! Keep up the great work! Your bead artists are incredible.”

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Gift-ready presentation

From the moment it’s unwrapped, an Etkie cuff feels extraordinary. Each bracelet arrives in a black Etkie gift box, complete with a story insert and a certificate of authenticity signed by the Navajo artisan who made it. More than packaging, this presentation honors the maker while creating a keepsake experience for the recipient. It’s a gift that feels personal, thoughtful, and unforgettable.

What you buy matters.

Every purchase directly supports Navajo artisans, providing income and providing an opportunity for their heritage craft to live on. When you gift an Etkie cuff, you’re not just offering jewelry, you’re helping preserve cultural traditions and supporting artisans to continue their work. It’s a gift that carries impact beyond the box.

An heirloom to be cherished.

Etkie doesn’t mass-produce. Each collection is created in limited batches, made slowly, with the precision the craft deserves. This means gifting an Etkie cuff is never ordinary—it’s offering something rare, created with time and intention. When someone unwraps Etkie, they’re unwrapping more than jewelry: they’re receiving a unique piece of art made by hand.

A gift that honors tradition. 

Our Navajo artisans are the heart of our creations. Each piece they craft reflects generations of tradition, skill, and cultural heritage. With a deep connection to the land and their community, they meticulously handcraft every bracelet. By supporting these artisans, you celebrate their craftsmanship and help preserve their cultural traditions.

Made with meaning.

Every bracelet carries the story of its maker, making it a gift as unique as the person receiving it.

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