Next Full Moon
Introducing
August 2025: Sturgeon Full Moon
According to the Farmer’s Almanac:
According to the Farmers Almanac, "the full Moon in August name Sturgeon Moon comes from the giant lake sturgeon of the Great Lakes and Lake Champlain; this native freshwater fish was readily caught during this part of summer and an important food staple for Native Americans who lived in the region. At one time, the lake sturgeon was quite abundant in late summer, though they are rarer today. These prehistoric-looking fish have been traced back to around 136 million years ago, and many people call them “living fossils.”
Full Moons
Each full moon, I release ONE piece of jewelry to celebrate the lunar cycle.
Featuring moonstones and inspiration from the traditional names of the moons according to the Farmers Almanac.
The piece of the month will be released on the evening of the Full Moon at 6PM MT.
Ready To Ship
Made To Order
Weddings, Special Gifts, & Memorabilia
Want a Custom?
Let's Make it Happen!
Basecamp Studio
My studio is a custom built cargo trailer!
Each and every piece is made here in this little space, tucked in the Rocky Mountains of Denver, Co with my own two hands.
Slide the arrows back and forth to view the outside and inside of where the magic happens.
FAQs
Do you work in Gold?
Unfortunately, No.
But I often use brass which is "golden color."
I also like to create mixed metals pieces including small accents or chain using 14k Gold-Fill.
Do you offer Customs?
Yes!
Please send me an email requesting with your ideas & timeline to basecampjewelry@gmal.com or “Submit a Request” here.
Be sure to read my requirements ahead of time! There's a more in depth FAQs page link with a bunch of info on how I approach customs, which can be found at the top and bottom menus of my website.
Can you re-create pieces that are sold out?
Yes & No.
The stones I use are each unique in their own right.
So, as long as I am able to source something similar that will match the design you want re-created, then the answer is yes, but if not...no.