Mostly for Him

This beautiful Hummingbird bracelet features Black Onyx to alleviate stress and worry, while anchoring strength. Wear it by itself or stack several—the perfect everyday bracelet!

• Seven 4mm faceted gemstones
• Black nylon cord that adjusts to size with sliding knot
• FSC certified card

Handcrafted by SoulKu's community of mamas who earn a thriving wage. A percentage of your purchase will go to nonprofit partners that support and empower women and children partnered with SoulKu.

Add a splash of charm to your fridge with the Wooden Magnet | Greetings from California. Crafted from solid walnut, this 1.5 x 2.5-inch magnet features a playful nod to the vibrant spirit of California. It’s perfect for holding up your favorite notes, photos, or reminders while bringing a warm, natural touch to your kitchen. Whether you’re from California or just love its vibe, this magnet is a fun and functional keepsake that adds character to any space. Grab one and let your fridge say hello with style!

Add a splash of charm to your fridge with the Wooden Magnet | Greetings from Martinez. Crafted from solid walnut, this 1.5 x 2.5-inch magnet features a playful nod to the vibrant spirit of Martinez. It’s perfect for holding up your favorite notes, photos, or reminders while bringing a warm, natural touch to your kitchen. Whether you’re from Martinez or just love its vibe, this magnet is a fun and functional keepsake that adds character to any space. Grab one and let your fridge say hello with style!

This limited holiday edition Martini glitter sticker is now available for pre-order through 10/31! Guarantee the quantity you want. Glitter vinyl sticker that measures 2.5 x 3.”

Orders expected to arrive mid-November. Limit stock will be available in the shop during the holiday season. 

It pays homage Martinez, California, the original Home of the Martini with a glitter gold, black and off white design. 

You can find this design on a variety of Blue Bare Made products. 

Want to know more about the history of the Martini? The Martinez Historical Society (and Jeopardy, too...so you know it's legit?!) reports that way back in 1847, a local bartender poured a drink called the "Martinez Special" for a local miner passing through. This drink quickly morphed into being known as the Martini and gained widespread popularity.