Crystal Anniversary – Fifteen Years of Gratitude

Posted on February 3, 2022March 11, 2022 by admin

Greetings and welcome to 2022! It’s a new year, but a different celebration. This year marks fifteen years for Aboriginal Bling Blam. What a beautiful experience it has been creating wire and stone jewelry for you. This craft has taken me to some wonderful places and I have met so many good people along the way. I am very grateful and fortunate for this. The people have graciously embraced the works of my hands, and this year we want to rally all of these great patrons and fans. This anniversary year we will celebrate the people by offering giveaways, specials, jewelry hacks, and much more. I want to document and see all my creations from each of you. That is why I’ve decided to offer FREE jewelry cleaning for every piece created in the past 15 years by Aboriginal Bling Blam! I want to see my children (jewelry) and your wonderful faces all over again. That would mean everything to me. As the old saying goes, “people make the world go round”, is real and ...

Individual Fittings

Posted on February 9, 2021February 9, 2021 by admin

Your size doesn't matter, we got you!

We love you just the way you are! Whether small, tall, big or large it doesn't matter and no need to be discouraged about finger, wrist or any sizes. It is our honor to directly adorn the one and only you. In order for our items to truly activate their potential, it is important that they properly fit you. We are able to size and scale your size from a series of pictures that we will request upon your purchase/order. No need to worry if you ever get smaller or bigger, in most cases we are able to re-size your purchase - free of charge. You can always order you very own custom made jewelry built to your specifications HERE.

End Racism Now!

Posted on June 7, 2020February 9, 2021 by admin

6/7/20 2020 is one for the record books! Not only are we still under global pandemic of Covid-19, but America is under protest against police brutality and racism perpetrated against people of color. Far too long the majority of Americans have turned a blind eye and offered a deaf ear when it comes to hearing, learning or understanding the issues that plague the black community. Police brutality, prejudice and racism is nothing new to this country, however the mobilization of all faces and races standing up against these atrocities is new and welcomed. Hundreds of thousands of people across the country have spilled into the streets, in both urban and suburban communities to stand in solidarity w the black community. Some say that racism is this country's original sin. So these acts of empathy, consideration and compassion are long overdue and needed. Institutional racism and individual prejudices must be struck down for this nation to move forward and beyond the past. Ob...