Organic Earrings : Hawaiian Wood Earrings and Bone Jewelry

We custom make your hand carved natural jewelry, by hand to order, from the finest available exotic wood, bone and horn. Natural materials carved with premium skill and timeless craft, right in the middle of the tropical pacific! Body jewelry and earrings created in tropical wood, pure white bone and solid black horn, just for you.

Wooden Earrings

Enjoy shopping our custom made wood earrings, carved by island carvers in genuine tropical hardwood. Available in 8 precious types of natural wood in styles ranging from post, stud, hoop, handing, drop, tribal, spiral, square and modern. We offer earrings for men and women in island style, made to order. The precision and skill of our group of artisans is unmatched, and the process we use is ever perfected to make our wood jewelry the highest quality of its kind.

Organic Earrings

Bone jewelry

Our authentic carved bone jewelry is handmade one piece at a time with a traditional process that is difficult to replicate. This unique assortment of bone jewelry and earrings is made in our own original designs, inpired by nature and life.

Stainless steel and wood earrings.

This seasons most exclusive jewelry, created with exquisite intent in fine exotic tropical hardwood. Carved jewelry with accents of silver, 18k gold stainless and surgical steel posts for the finest look and feel.

Awesome stud earrings that look great on men or women, made with natural wood, genuine fossil and horn set on 925 sterling silver stud back earring posts. If your looking for simple mens stud earrings, we will be adding more every week!

New

Our newest handmade jewelry, this collection is updated as we add these new beauties to our line up for you. Each piece is made by hand, and most of our jewelry is custom made for you.
  • Hawaii Craved Jewelry

    Carved Hawaiian Island Natural Jewelry

     Once finished, these sets are packaged snuggly and protected with heavy cardboard, ensuring safe travels from Hawaii all the way to you. Upon opening, you’ll realize how organic, well-made, and delicate these carvings are, especially in smaller sizes.

    Hawaiian Island Jewelry 
  • Hand Carved Bone Jewelry

    They still possess the personal touch and creative energy given by the artist who crafted your special set. It will surprise you how perfectly matched both pieces will be, yet how individualized and original each one is in and of itself. Each groove, edge, and nick will tell you that. You can instantaneously feel how authentically these pieces were carved, by human hands only. 

    Price points are amazingly reasonable and vary depending on the material. When you consider how much time it takes to source the material, the task of hand-carving each piece, packaging, and shipping, I find it hard to believe how low some of the earrings are priced at. Production timelines are well worth the wait. The more time that passes by, the better the pieces become. Remember, real artists are hard at work. And these earrings are meant solely for you.

    Carved Bone Jewelry 
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Black Earrings

Favorite: Wooden Earrings

All Wood Earrings

All Wood Earrings

This amazing selection of all wood earrings and jewelry is handmade, sculpted... 

Hawaiian Wood Earrings

Hawaiian Wood Earrings

Our island life is reflected in these Hawaiian wood earrings. Hand cut... 

Black Wood Earrings

Black Wood Earrings

Our collection of black wood earrings is finely handmade with a dramatic... 

Natural Jewelry

This natural jewelry is crafted with timeless skill in pure gifts of nature. We choose the finest materials available and combine them with fantastic style and craftsmanship, hand carving and creating the best earrings and jewelry we can for you.

Earrings for Guys

Body jewelry

Spiral Earrings

Tribal Earrings

Spiral Earrings

Spiral Earrings

This selection of spiral earrings has a large range of styles and... 

Island Carved Jewelry | bone, horn and wood earrings.

Kona Blue and Garuda have partnered, bringing the best all natural Hawaiian jewelry available to humankind. Well worth the wait, with so many options and so many materials, it’s hard not to get overwhelmed. Each style emits beauty and simplicity reflecting the histories of the hands that designed them. Ranging from simple hoops to ornately carved dangling jewelry, there’s an entire spectrum of style and something meant for everyone. Various sizes mean that anyone can find something to love, no matter where you’re at in their journey of self-expression. Hoops and spirals speak to a classic, almost sacred shape passed on through generations. Elaborately carved wings and danglers speak to the perfection and acknowledgment of technique honed over time. This natural jewelry encompasses a vast spectrum of energy and self-expression. Feminine carvings highlight delicacy and orange beauty, while other masculine shapes and structures demonstrate the raw strength of the material. There’s a natural androgyny about these pieces that allow anyone wearing them a sense of freedom to define who they are. Most sets hold femininity and masculinity so that you can explore yourself without restraint and lean into your expression at will. Many of the carvings also reflect the spirituality of the earth’s beauties. With swirls, swoops, clouds, flowers, waves, wings, and tails, you’ll know the stories of the island and the people making the jewelry. These pieces evoke a naturalness you won’t see in other jewelry companies so that you can be naturally you. You’ll definitely want to spend some time looking through everything Kona Blue and Garuda have to offer. It will be even harder to choose what you want. Don’t be surprised if you find a range of styles in your cart. There’s beauty in this spectrum, the decision to envelope all the facets of your being. The buy 3 get 1 set free deal also seems too good to be true. But Kona Blue and Garuda truly encourage you to make a tiny collection for yourself. You can treat yourself to a pair you really want. Or, you can use this chance to explore a set you’re still on the fence about. Lean into the opportunity. It truly feels as though Kona Blue and Garuda are excited to share their craft with you. 

Bracelets

Materials and harvesting practices

    Why choose Organic Jewelry?

The organic nature of the materials we use is gentle to the delicate and sensitive skin of our bodies, and has no varnish or other finish that may cause irritation.
    If you have an allergy to metals that prevents you from wearing jewelry, this is exactly what you need. Most of our jewelry is 100% metal-free, and our organic materials are hypoallergenic to 99.9%. (note: Our organic earrings with posts fit comfortably and normally in 98% of pierced ears.  If your ears are recently pierced or very sensitive, you may experience discomfort due to the size of the earring post. We recommend oiling the post slightly before you put them in your ear the first time with jojoba oil or a similar gentle and natural oil to help alleviate any discomfort. There is possible sensitivity to wood in rare individuals, remove jewelry immediately if you are experiencing any kind of reaction not due to the size of the post and please seek a medical professional!)

    By choosing organic jewelry as opposed to stone or metal, you are not contributing to the environmental hazards and degradation of natural lands created in the processes of mining stone or metal and refining metals.  No materials are wasted in our production process. All are biodegradable. Any extra wood from production of jewelry is used as fuel for cooking or composted into the garden, any bone or horn scraps are composted in the garden as well.

Our materials are Responsibly Harvested.


Materials: Sources and Harvesting Practices

WOOD JEWELRY:

Rosewood

LATIN NAME: Pterocarpus Indicus.

HARVESTING PRACTICE: The source we use offers Plantation Grown rosewood, though it can be wild harvested under government control. Tree must have minimum diameter of 30 cm before cutting, the trees are replanted in the wild harvest setting
OTHER DETAILS: This tropical wood has a beautiful color variance from a deep brown to golden brown highlights, and is still abundant and responsibly grown and harvested. The variety we use is 

About the wood jewelry and its care: natural materials of any kind require care! Take care not to drop it or sit or step on it! The wood needs to be conditioned, and should be oiled to protect it with jojoba oil, coconut oil or some other organic jewelry care product. This will help to maintain the color and integrity of the material, and may deepen the color slightly. This may also happen over time due to the natural oils of your skin absorbing into the material as it becomes a part of your daily life, however, you should still take the time to clean and condition your wood jewelry. Organic jewelry should never be left in water or direct sunlight (like the bathroom sink or the dashboard of your car). Do not soak or autoclave any of our organic materials.

Hibiscus wood

HARVESTING PRACTICE: the source we use offers Plantation Grown wood. The trees re-sprout freely from the stump after cutting.

About the wood jewelry and its care: natural materials of any kind require care! Take care not to drop it or sit or step on it! The wood needs to be conditioned, and should be oiled to protect it with jojoba oil, coconut oil or some other organic jewelry care product. This will help to maintain the color and integrity of the material, and may deepen the color slightly. This may also happen over time due to the natural oils of your skin absorbing into the material as it becomes a part of your daily life, however, you should still take the time to clean and condition your wood jewelry. Organic jewelry should never be left in water or direct sunlight (like the bathroom sink or the dashboard of your car). Do not soak or autoclave any of our organic materials.

 EBONY WOOD,
LATIN NAME: Diospyros Celebica.

HARVESTING PRACTICE: Recycled.
OTHER DETAILS:  At this time our source of recycled Ebony is finished. and we do not have any ebony jewelry. Ebony wood is in danger! All of our ebony wood is recycled, and much of it is made from the remnants of Buddhist altars, carvings and antique furniture.

LAVA WOOD
LATIN NAME: Diospyros Confertiflora

HARVESTING PRACTICE: wild harvested.
OTHER DETAILS: This beautiful tropical wood is naturally black in color.


About the wood jewelry and its care: natural materials of any kind require care! Take care not to drop it or sit or step on it! The wood needs to be conditioned, and should be oiled to protect it with jojoba oil, coconut oil or some other organic jewelry care product. This will help to maintain the color and integrity of the material, and may deepen the color slightly. This may also happen over time due to the natural oils of your skin absorbing into the material as it becomes a part of your daily life, however, you should still take the time to clean and condition your wood jewelry. Organic jewelry should never be left in water or direct sunlight (like the bathroom sink or the dashboard of your car). Do not soak or autoclave any of our organic materials.

IVORYWOOD,
 LATIN NAME: Zanthoxylum Rhetsa .

HARVESTING PRACTICE: Can be grown in a Plantation or Wild Garden.  The Wild Garden is an area of land behind where the people live, many trees, fruits and plants are grown there. Essentially it is a kind of family farm, half wild, that is shared by the community. A permit must be acquired and the community must agree before the wood is cut.
OTHER DETAILS: Native to lowlands from India to the Philippines, Ivorywood is almost ivory in color, and is sometimes referred to as the ivory of woods because of its smooth finish and color.

About the wood jewelry and its care: natural materials of any kind require care! Take care not to drop it or sit or step on it! The wood needs to be conditioned, and should be oiled to protect it with jojoba oil, coconut oil or some other organic jewelry care product. This will help to maintain the color and integrity of the material, and may deepen the color slightly. This may also happen over time due to the natural oils of your skin absorbing into the material as it becomes a part of your daily life, however, you should still take the time to clean and condition your wood jewelry. Organic jewelry should never be left in water or direct sunlight (like the bathroom sink or the dashboard of your car). Do not soak or autoclave any of our organic materials.

SAPOTE FRUIT WOOD,

HARVESTING PRACTICE:
OTHER DETAILS: This wood has a natural fleshy tone that varies from a light skin color to red peach.

About the wood jewelry and its care: natural materials of any kind require care! Take care not to drop it or sit or step on it! The wood needs to be conditioned, and should be oiled to protect it with jojoba oil, coconut oil or some other organic jewelry care product. This will help to maintain the color and integrity of the material, and may deepen the color slightly. This may also happen over time due to the natural oils of your skin absorbing into the material as it becomes a part of your daily life, however, you should still take the time to clean and condition your wood jewelry. Organic jewelry should never be left in water or direct sunlight (like the bathroom sink or the dashboard of your car). Do not soak or autoclave any of our organic materials.

COCONUT JEWELRY:

COCONUT WOOD & SHELL,
OTHER COMMON NAMES: Coconut Palm
LATIN NAME: Cocos Nucifera

HARVESTING PRACTICE: the coconut shell is a byproduct of the harvesting of coconut for food and oil. the wood is plantation grown, home grown, or from wild farms in the village.
OTHER DETAILS: Recycled. Coconut is one of our staple foods, and grows in great abundance. In effort to utilize all parts of this plant, the shell is also used to create art, jewelry, and cookware.


About the coconut jewelry and its care: natural materials of any kind require care! Take care not to drop it or sit or step on it! the coconut needs to be conditioned, and should be oiled to protect it with jojoba oil, jojoba oil, coconut oil or some other organic jewelry care product. This will help to maintain the color and integrity of the material, and may deepen the color slightly. This may also happen over time due to the natural oils of your skin absorbing into the material as it becomes a part of your daily life, however, you should still take the time to clean and condition your coconut jewelry. Organic jewelry should never be left in water or direct sunlight (like the bathroom sink or the dashboard of your car). Do not soak or autoclave any of our organic materials.

BONE & HORN JEWELRY:

Domestic BUFFALO BONE & HORN,
LATIN NAME: bubalus bubalis.

HARVESTING PRACTICE: The bone and horn we use is a by-product of farming practice.
OTHER DETAILS: Recycled. The buffalo is a domesticated animal. It is used to plow fields and carry loads. They are well treated and important to the people. When they are too old, they are eaten and all part of the animal are utilized. They are never taken in pursuit of the bones and horns!


About the horn jewelry and its care: horn is very much like your hair or fingernails in nature, and requires care! Take care to protect it from harsh elements and not to drop it or sit or step on it! The horn needs to be conditioned, and should be oiled to protect it with jojoba oil, coconut oil or some other organic jewelry care product. This will maintain the color and preserve the smooth surface. Organic jewelry should never be left in water or direct sunlight (like the bathroom sink or the dashboard of your car). Do not soak or autoclave any of our organic materials.

About the bone jewelry and its care: bone of any kind requires care! Take care not to drop it or sit or step on it! the bone does not need to be conditioned, but may be oiled to protect it with jojoba oil, coconut oil or some other organic jewelry care product. This will cause the color to deepen into an ivory like tone, not bone white. This may also happen over time due to the natural oils of your skin absorbing into the material as it becomes a part of your daily life. Organic jewelry should never be left in water or direct sunlight (like the bathroom sink or the dashboard of your car). Do not soak or autoclave any of our organic materials.

MOTHER OF PEARL JEWELRY:

MOTHER OF PEARL, ( we have not produced jewelry made from this material since about 2012 )
LATIN NAME:
HARVESTING PRACTICE: skin diving to deep reefs, the shells are found already dead.
OTHER DETAILS: Recycled.
OUR SOURCE: Recycled. We use shell that is a byproduct of production of fine mother of pearl bowls from a silver factory in a nearby city. We choose to recycle the best quality pieces form the remnants of their production

SILVER JEWELRY:

SILVER, ( we have not produced jewelry made from this material since about 2012 )
Our silver is traditionally sourced by industry standards.
If you know an earth friendly source of fine raw silver, please let us know!


We are open to any documented information to supplement this information. If you have any suggestions, corrections or additions, please email them to us with the word materials in the subject line.

Our materials are
 Responsibly Harvested.