Great Land Bracelets Subscription Box
Subscription Box bracelets are the same great bracelets, same quality materials and same skilled workmanship you have come to expect from Great Land Bracelets but promptly be delivered to you from Alaska each month.
Did you know an Alaska lake may have a sea monster?
Iliamna Lake is the largest lake in Alaska and the third largest lake entirely within the United States. Iliamna Lake is about 77 miles long and about 28 miles wide at close to 990 feet deep. The lake ...
Have you ever felt Glacial Silt?
A Bracelet with a Story to Tell™: Glacial Silt Bracelet Inspiration: Glacial Silt is common around Alaska. It is the extreme fine (generally finer that ground flour) rock dust created as the glacier grind over the earth and rocks. On windy days, it can be seen floating in the air giving a slight hazy appearance as the fine particles redistribute around the state. Our Glacial Silt Bracelet shows the gray silt mixed with...
The Parks
We have created our interpretation of the The Parks in leather. Just like The Parks, the bracelet is long and windy - wrapping around your wrist twice before connecting at a magnetic and twist stainless steel buckle.Â
It Finally Happened ...
BTJ Living has grown to include a new division -Â Great Land Bracelets.
Great Land Bracelets is our new division which will include all our luxury handcrafted Alaska bracelets.
Who loves Cotton Candy?
The State Fair - flashing lights, midway hawkers, bells, whistles, sirens, a cacophony of sounds. The smell of fried grease, slight downwind smell of the pigs and cows and hay, and then, there it is - the sweet delicate sumptuous smell of Cotton Candy.
Which way are you going - Compass Bracelet.
North, South, East, or West. No matter your direction you cannot go wrong with your new Compass Bracelet.
Salmon Bracelets - Really, Bracelets from fish?
Salmon, the prized fish of Alaska. There are several types of salmon, but we are focusing on the Coho or Silver salmon. Coho have spots - lots of spots but only on the upper part of their tails.Â
