Life Ring Studs
These studs are made from hypoallergenic pewter.
This new design was inspired by a safety device found on all fishing vessels. The intricate design features a rope weaving around the salmon skin. These studs are meant to be worn on adventures and can be an added token of good luck and safety.
With each piece, the salmon skin is tanned, dyed and coated with epoxy for a waterproof seal. Due to the nature of the material, each has a unique scale pattern and color, making them a one of a kind. We do not catch the salmon for the sole purpose of using their skin for these products. It is a byproduct of the salmon we catch and otherwise would be discarded. We eat the fish and use the skin to share with the world many stories of salmon.
These studs are made from hypoallergenic pewter.
This new design was inspired by a safety device found on all fishing vessels. The intricate design features a rope weaving around the salmon skin. These studs are meant to be worn on adventures and can be an added token of good luck and safety.
With each piece, the salmon skin is tanned, dyed and coated with epoxy for a waterproof seal. Due to the nature of the material, each has a unique scale pattern and color, making them a one of a kind. We do not catch the salmon for the sole purpose of using their skin for these products. It is a byproduct of the salmon we catch and otherwise would be discarded. We eat the fish and use the skin to share with the world many stories of salmon.
These studs are made from hypoallergenic pewter.
This new design was inspired by a safety device found on all fishing vessels. The intricate design features a rope weaving around the salmon skin. These studs are meant to be worn on adventures and can be an added token of good luck and safety.
With each piece, the salmon skin is tanned, dyed and coated with epoxy for a waterproof seal. Due to the nature of the material, each has a unique scale pattern and color, making them a one of a kind. We do not catch the salmon for the sole purpose of using their skin for these products. It is a byproduct of the salmon we catch and otherwise would be discarded. We eat the fish and use the skin to share with the world many stories of salmon.