Lisa's Favorite Things

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cherokee copper mystery box on white background
Mystery Box
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$55.00
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Handmade Cherokee copper cuff bracelet
Ross Copper Cuff
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$50.00
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Cherokee Copper necklace with beads on a brown plate
Three Sisters Pearl Necklace
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$110.00
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Tellico Copper Earrings with shell accents
Tellico Pearl Earrings
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hammered copper necklace cuff and earring set
Pebble Copper Jewelry Set
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$125.00
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three sisters earrings
Three Sisters Earrings
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$75.00
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Copper gorget necklace with white pendant, Gorget_165
ᏓᎬᏂᏳᏍᏗ Gorget -Pearl Gorget
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$185.00
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Hand-hammered copper pebble pendant necklace
Pebble Necklace
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Yellow shell gorget necklace by Cherokee Copper
Yellow Shell Gorget
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$80.00
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Copper Pin with the Cherokee Nation Seal made by Native Americans
Cherokee Nation Seal Copper Brooch
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$75.00
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Four Direction Statment Copper Earrings
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Open Pebble Earrings
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Osiyo, I'm Lisa — co-owner of Cherokee Copper alongside my husband Greg, our son Joshua, and daughter Moriah, the hands behind every piece we make. This collection is personal: it's the c jewelry I reach for myself, wear on my own good days, and give as gifts to the people I love most.

Every piece here is handcrafted in Oklahoma, rooted in Cherokee tradition, and made with the same copper techniques passed down through generations of our family. Some are quiet, everyday favorites. Others carry a story, like the pieces inspired by Greg's grandmother Pebble, who kept her Cherokee heritage close during a time when it wasn't safe to share it openly.

If you're not sure where to start exploring authentic Cherokee-made jewelry, start here. These are the styles I trust, wear, and stand behind 

Wado, Lisa