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BonFire Jewelry by Karen Day

Conceived while building a health center on a reservation in Nova Scotia, Rachel Hawkes Cameron's line of laser-cut acrylic jewelry—aptly called BonFire—features playful pendants of tepees, feathers and more on hand-beaded strings.

Playful but assiduously designed, the clean form of each piece speaks to Cameron's architectural background, maintaining a subtlety perfect for everyday wear. Adored by Robert Verdi, the BonFire collection became a fashion week favorite and is now ready for everyone to enjoy.
The medallions can be purchased for $60 from Rachel Hawkes Cameron's Etsy shop.
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