Amber Aasman is the artisan and owner of Wild Blue Yonder, a handmade jewelry company in Ontario, Canada. All her pieces begin as delicate fragments of wood, bark, moss, or other natural materials - which she picks up on hikes and camping trips all over the country. Paired with epoxy resin, these delicate bits are perfectly preserved and artfully displayed as beautiful jewelry.
More info: wildbluewood.com
Summer vibes
Get yourself ready for summer vacation with your new jewelry ensemble!
Wood & resin blocks
Each piece of wood begins in a mold, where it is flooded with resin. These blocks are cut down into all kinds of shapes, and made into earrings, rings, necklaces & more.
Earrings made from different species of wood with resin
Earrings are another way for you to display your nature-loving side. All backings are gold-filled studs, which are hypoallergenic and very kind to sensitive ears and skin.
Newly listed necklaces on the online shop
Perfectly beach-worthy necklaces!
Round blue pendant & reclaimed bark
A translucent blue resin perfectly preserves this piece of reclaimed bark, highlighting the beautiful surface - including the tree's moss.
Foraging for interesting natural fragments
This photo was taken in Whitehorse, Yukon, where Amber visited in the summer of 2016. Everywhere she goes, Amber collects small twigs, plants, moss, and more!
Cottonwood & white resin pendants
This series was created from cottonwood bark, which has a natural warmth and vibrant grain pattern. In contrast to the white resin, these pieces are both natural and totally unique.
Sterling silver rings
All rings are created with artisan-made sterling silver bands, and are available in a variety of sizes.
Teardrop pendant with lichen-covered birch bark
This was a special piece created from birch bark from Amber's family cottage.