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Catalog No Pricing for Website Handcrafted In Colorado STONEessenceTM General INC. Information Dear Customers and Friends, To Place an Order: As I write, it is our 22nd year anniversary! Call Zhelaine Zhelaine started as a way to help me fund my college and Fax (970) 266-0818 now has bloomed into an amazing, ever-expanding souvenir [email protected] line. Thank you to all of our long-time customers who have continued to support and grow this business to what it First Time Customers: is today! Because of all of your requests for something new, you have kept me We will be glad to extend terms when we have on my toes searching for the newest trends. I love designing and creating with your credit sheet on file and check your refer- ences! To speed up your first order you may all the many stones and gemstones in our world. I continue to search for that purchase with a credit card ! $150 minimum next “big thing “ that will inspire us and ultimately our customers! It is my desire Existing Customers: to continue providing unique, high quality products, the best customer service and We gladly extend terms now that your exem- competitively priced handmade jewelry form Colorado! plary credit sheet is on file!. I believe that we small business owners are the backbone of our nation! We Net 30 is our standard term. $100 re-order will provide the artists a place to thrive and give our customers a product Credit Cards: We take MasterCard and Visa of value that can last for years to come. Here’s wishing you the very best in 2012! Heather Zhelaine Returns/*Exchanges: As described in our guarantee, we will exchange Shipping Methods: out merchandise. We will offer you $100 in We normally ship UPS. We can ship USPS if requested. exchange merchandise each year. Please call Zhelaine at: Below: All of the stones are Natural Stones from the Earth. The exceptions are the Multi inlay and Heartline designs, they are a composite resin that are rep- resentative of the natural stone. We use high quality Sterling Silver beads, wire & ear wires. We have upgraded to 18” Leather Cords with Sterling silver clasps. #02 Abalone #04 Amethyst #05 Azurite #06 Blue Goldstone #07 Blackstone #09 Green Aventurine #10 Hematite #11 Lapis #12 Lapis Howlite #13 Leopard Skin Jasper #14 Malachite #15 Picture Jasper #16 Poppy Jasper #17 Rhodonite #18 Rose Quartz #19 Snowflake Obsidian #20 Turquoise #22 White Howlite Our Guarantee: We guarantee your satisfaction! We guarantee everything you buy from Zhelaine to be of quality #55 = materials and free from defects in material and workmanship. Assorted If you are not satisfied with any product you purchase from us, return it in salable condition within 60 days and we will exchange (*) it for another item that is selling well in your area! #25 Multi Inlay #26 Heartline This warranty doesn’t include incidental or consequential expenses. No other warranty is implied. Rep by: Heather Zhelaine (970) 266-0818(fax) See us on the web at: www.zhelaine.com Page 01 Southwest INC. Necklaces Multi-Inlay Multichip-Bear choker 120135 070435 090135 Multichip 019825 Bear 080235 068925 Various Natural Stones Lapis/Howlite 090112 080242 White Howlite 090122 085511 All Bear Choker 085522 120142 090242 080142 010111 01040 All Bear Necklace 5 012011-L Rep by: Heather Zhelaine (970) 266-0818(fax) See us on the web at: www.zhelaine.com Page 02 BEARS INC. Ears & Cords Regular Bear Cord Necklace #0501__ (on leather) Regular Bear earring Available Colors: -55 Assorted #0101__ -02 -04 -05 Available Colors: -55 Assorted -06 -07 -09 -02 -04 -05 -10 -11 -12 -06 -07 -09 -13 -14 -15 -10 -11 -12 -16 -17 -18 -13 -14 -15 -19 -20 -22 -16 -17 -18 -19 -20 -22 Bear inside silver plate and dan- gling on 12 strand Cable chain #0689__ Mini Bear earring Available Colors: -55 Assorted #0102__ -02 -04 -05 Available Colors: -55 Assorted -06 -07 -09 --04 -06 -07 -10 -11 -12 -09 -10 -11 -13 -14 -15 -12 -14 -15 -16 -17 -18 -16 -17 -18 -19 -20 -22 Large Bear Cord Necklace #0601__ Available Colors: -55 Assorted Bear ear inside silver plate Natural Stones from the Earth. Earth. the from Stones Natural -07 -09 -10 #0189__ -12 -13 -15 Available Colors: -55 Assorted parts. silver Sterling w/ Leather Cords All Sterling Silver beads, wire & ear wires. wire & All Sterling beads, ear Silver -16 -17 -18 -02 -04 -05 -19 -22 -06 -07 -09 -10 -11 -12 -02 -04 -14 -13 -14 -15 -20 $9.00 (above 4 colors) -16 -17 -18 -19 -20 -22 Regular Bear Liquid Silver Bear mini post #0701__sm #0401__ Available Colors: -55 Asst. Available colors: -55 Assorted -02 -04 -05 -06 -07 -09 -10 -11 -12 Bear bracelet stone w/sterling beads and clasp -13 -14 -15 #0801(__) -16 -17 -18 Available colors -02, -05, -10, -11, -12, -14, -15, -22, (-20 $15.50) -19 -20 -22 -02 Abalone -04 Amethyst -05 Azurite -06 Blue -07 Black -09 Green -10 Hematite -11 Lapis -12 Lapis Goldstone Stone Aventurine Howlite -13 Leopard -14 Malachite -15 Picture -16 Poppy -17 Rhodonite -18 Rose -19 Snowflake -20 Turquoise -22 White Skin Jasper Jasper Jasper Quartz Obsidian Howlite Rep by: Heather Zhelaine (970) 266-0818(fax) See us on the web at: www.zhelaine.com Page 03 Gemstone INC. Necklaces Amethyst 088904 098904 097704 066804 012004-L 019704 088904 019904 080848 Rhodochrosite 068948 Colorado’s State Stone! 085566 Pietersite & Bali silver Druse Agate & 062966 098833 Pietersite 090848 066766 012048-L 060866 062066-bk 133166 Druse agate bauble 097704 012033 Rep by: Heather Zhelaine (970) 266-0818(fax) See us on the web at: www.zhelaine.com Page 04 Bracelets INC. Choker&Chains All bracelets 7 1/2 inches #080240 BEARbrclt-all-mini #080141 #080142 BEARbrct BEARbrclt 7 bears 9 bears #080235 Brclt minibear multichip Center piece #(01), #(07), #(09), #(10), #(17), #(18), #(24), #(38) Bear Balloon Buffalo Butterfly Heart Hummer Turtle Sidebear #08 ( )35 Bracelet multichip #080435 Bracelet Ball Multi-chip #083335 Bracelet Lady Bug Multi-chip #082335 Bracelet Mini-Turtle Multi chip #082345 TURTLEbrclt-all-mini #097742 #131204 Multi chip/ Silver Plated chain Bears & Amethyst 1/2 black cord & baubles layers of chain #123895-bk Tri-barrel #097735 Mutli chips bears Layers of #120195-bk chain #130125 Multi bear Multi bauble #120495-bk ball Layered chain 28, 24, 20 inch #130407 Black Onyx bauble Rep by: Heather Zhelaine (970) 266-0818(fax) See us on the web at: www.zhelaine.com Page 05 Multi Inlay INC. Multi Inlay Bear Heartline Bear #010125 Bear ear #010126 Bear ear #010225 mini Bear ear #010226 mini Bear ear #018925 Bear encased ear #018926 Bear encased ear #030125 Bear post #050126 Bear Cord small #040125 mini Bear post #050226 mini Bear Cord #040225-P mini Bear off ball post #060126 Lg Bear Cord #050125 Bear Cord small #070126-s Sm bear Liquid Silver #058925 Bear encased cord #070126-L Lg bear Liquid Silver #050225 mini Bear Cord #060125 Lg Bear Cord #070125-s Sm bear Liquid Silver Balloon #070125-L Lg bear Liquid Silver #010725 Balloon ear #017225 Balloon encased ear Ball #030725 Balloon post #010425 Lg Ball ear #050725 Sm Balloon Cord #010525 Sm Ball ear #060725 Lg Balloon Cord #010625 mini Ball ear #070425-s Balloon Liquid Silver #016925 Ball encased ear #070425-L Balloon Liquid Silver #040525-P mini Ball off ball post #050425 Lg Ball Cord Buffalo #070425 Ball on Liquid Silver #010925 Buffalo ear #050925 Buffalo Cord Barrell #070925 Buffalo on Liquid Silver #010825 Barrell ear #010825 Barrell Cord Butterfly #017925 Barrell encased ear #011025 Butterfly ear #070825 Barrell on Liquid Silver #018425 Butterfly encased ear #051025 Butterfly Cord Cross #071025 Butterfly on Liquid Silver #011125 Cross ear #017125 Cross encased ear #051125 Sm Cross Cord Dragonfly #061125 Lg Cross Cord #011325 Dragonfly ear #071125-s sm Cross Liquid Silver #018625 Dragonfly encased ear #071125-L Lg cross Liquid Silver #051325 Dragonfly Cord #071325 Dragonfly on Liquid Silver Diamond #011225 Diamond ear #011225 Diamond Cord Hexagon #071225 Diamond on Liquid Silver #013925 Hexagon ear #016825 Hexagon encased ear #053925 Hexagon Cord Frog #073925 Hexagon on Liquid Silver #011425 Frog ear #051425 Frog Cord #071425 Frog on Liquid Silver Cubes #016525 Cube ear #018525 Cube encased ear Dot #056525 Cube Cord #030325 Dot post #076525 Cube on Liquid Silver #040325 Dot post mini Rep by: Heather Zhelaine (970) 266-0818(fax) See us on the web at: www.zhelaine.com Page 06 Multi Inlay INC. Heart Hummingbird #011725 Heart ear Multi #011825 Hummingbird ear #011702 Heart ear Abalone #031825 Hummingbird post #017325 Heart encased ear #051825 sm Hummingbird Cord #031725 Heart post #061825 Lg Hummingbird Cord #041725 mini Heart post #071825-s sm Hummingbird Liquid Silver #051725 sm Heart Cord Multi #071825-L Lg Hummingbird Liquid Silver #051702 sm Heart Cord Abalone #061725 Lg Heart Cord Oval #071725-s Sm heat Liquid Silver #012025 Oval ear Multi #071725-L Lg heart Liquid Silver #012014 Oval ear Malachite #018325 Oval encased ear Moon #032025 lg Oval post #011925 Moon ear #042025 sm Oval post #017825 Moon encased ear #052025 Oval Cord #051925 Moon Cord #072025 Oval on Liquid Silver #071925 Moon on Liquid Silver Swirl Pot #012225 Swirl ear #012125 Pot ear #017425 Swirl encased ear #052125 Pot Cord #052225 Swirl Cord #072225 Swirl on Liquid Silver #072125 Pot on Liquid Silver Ladybug Turtle #013325 Ladybug ear #012325 Turtle mini ear #017625 Ladybug encased ear #012320 Turtle mini ear trq #033325 Ladybug post #012425 Turtle ear #043325 mini Ladybug post #012425 Turtle ear turquoise #043325-P mini Ladybug off ball pst #017725 Turtle encased ear #053325 sm Ladybug Cord #042325 mini Turtle post #073325 Ladybug Liquid Silver #052425
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