Mix Match & Stack Jewelry
Sweet Sixteen: Patch Bar (Deposit)
Sweet Sixteen: Patch Bar (Deposit)
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Event Details Summary
Event Date: Saturday, October 11, 2025
Event Time: 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Estimated Guest Count: 55–65 guests
Final Headcount: To be confirmed at the event
Customization Experience Includes:
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One (1) customized item per guest ($15 per guest)
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Guest's choice of:
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Trucker Hat
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Beanie
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Canvas Zip Pouch
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Up to 3 medium patches per guest
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Additional small embellishments: stars and hearts
Setup & Service Includes:
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All supplies and materials
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On-site staffing
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Complete setup and breakdown
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Full cleanup after the event
Payment Terms:
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Final payment will be calculated and due at the end of the event, based on actual headcount
History of Heishi
History of Heishi
Heishi (pronounced "hee shee") are small disc shaped beads made of organic shells or ground and polished stones. It is possible that heishi could be the oldest form of jewelry in North America. The oldest specimens of heishi dates back to around 6000 BCE. The Santo Domingo and San Felipe Pueblo Indians are well known for beautiful heishi jewelry. Previously it would take anywhere from 2 - 7 days to produce heishi by hand. Today, heishi beads are commonly mechanically mass-produced from natural materials.
Sizing
Sizing
Please make sure to accurately measure your wrist before ordering. We do not offer returns or exchanges for resizing.
Custom sizing is available upon request.
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Since heishi beads are made from natural materials, it is highly recommended that you keep your bracelets dry and away from water, chemicals, beauty products, etc. This will keep them looking nice and allow for them to last longer. This is one of the reasons that we string our bracelets on stretchy cord - it allows for you to easily take them on and off your wrist as needed.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Free shipping on orders over $35!
All sales are final and no refunds will be issued.
