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Art jewelry macrame necklace by Coco Paniora Salinas of Rumi Sumaq rumisumaq.com

Primavera Rising

2014 NICHE Awards Finalist in Jewelry: Alternative Materials

$2300

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We are a small business with a focus on connection and integrity. Our hope is to change the way you think about jewelry. We want you to have a connection with Coco the designer, his artistic inspirations, and our small business while wearing your Rumi Sumaq piece. Read More.

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Coco creates his art jewelry out of our home studio on Martha's Vineyard. He exhibits his work at the Vineyard Artisans Festivals and at select juried art shows across the United States. You may also find his jewelry in our online store and on Amazon. Please send us an email should you require assistance. We would be so thrilled to hear from you.

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