A gorgeous bracelet, perfectly crafted in Taos, New Mexico by an avid Access Fund supporter.

About the Bracelet:
Based on one of the iconic views in Indian Creek, Utah, the Bridger Jacks and the North Six shooter, this anodized titanium bracelet has an engraved sunburst.

About Peter:
Born and raised in Taos, New Mexico, I was lucky to have grown up with the mountains in my backyard. I grew up creating, working the summers for my uncle, master goldsmith Phil Poirier. In college I studied photography, and after graduation I started building custom furniture. I got sucked into the endless work, struggling to find balance between my love for climbing and the outdoors on the one hand, and my creative work on the other. In time, I found my way back to metal, and I experimented with making my own jewelry while working for a tool company, Bonny Doon Hydraulic Presses.

I want to capture the experiences we have outdoors and then bring them forward as mementos, to be savored in all the other moments of our lives.

Everything is made by me, in my small studio, in Taos, NM. I work with American-made machinery and tools. All materials, like stones and metal, are from the best, local if possible, eco-friendly sources. 5% of all my online sales are donated to Access Fund.