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Featured in the New York Times as one of the top 10 things to check out while visiting Honolulu. Designer & Artist Karen Sawicki started Flotsam & Co. with a background in Fine Arts from The Cooper Union, marrying her love of the Ocean and diving with her passion for creating one of a kind works of art. Read more about our original line HERE.
Aloha in every handmade piece of work— from our studio workbench directly to you!
“You can tell the owner puts a lot of time into designing and making the products. They are all very beautiful with great quality. Normally my skin is very sensitive to fake jewelry, especially earrings. But she uses very high grade materials because my skin does not react to it and the prices are totally reasonable! ”
“It was a pleasure to work with Karen at Flotsam & Co. on jewelry for me and my wedding party. She custom made 6 lariat necklaces and 1 hand chain for us. She let me choose the stones and chain colors, which helped to make the jewelry and process feel personal and thoughtful. The finished products look so good and I know all of the girls will love it!”
“Came in to get a gift for my mom, the girl helping me was extremely helpful, kind, and patient. Incredible pieces available and the service was impeccable. If you are ever in Oahu and have time, definitely stop by! Also, the prices are affordable and very cute!”
“I went into Flotsam one day with my wife and was really impressed with how well made all of the jewelry was. It’s clear the owner, Karen, takes a lot of pride in what she does. Not only that, but she was a great help to us when we were customizing a ring for my wife. We had a piece of seaglass that we had found and Karen worked with us for a long time to get it just the way we wanted. It turned out better than we could have imagined and it’s now one of her favorite pieces of jewelry.”
“Unique shop full of interesting things to look at! Very rarely do I see so many great jewelry items that I like in a shop and then learn that the owner finds all of her own shells on the beach or diving and makes all of the pieces herself - now that is cool! What a neat local artist business!”