Shipwreck Beads
Flowers, Gifts & Specialty Stores · Washington, United States · 11-50 Employees
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Headquarters
8535 Commerce Place Dr NE Ste A, Lacey, ...Phone Number
(360) 754-2323Website
www.shipwreckbeads.comRevenue
$8.2 MillionIndustry
About Shipwreck Beads
Shipwreck Beads is now offering the highest quality Lapis beads and pendants available anywhere. Lapis lazuli is named from the Persian 'lashward' meaning blue, and its uniquely intense blue color has been a source of inspiration for over 6000 years. The finest lapis has traditionally come from the Badakshan area of Afghanistan. It is prized for it's deep blue color with pyrite inclusions. This source of lapis may be the oldest continually worked set of mines in the world, the same mines operating today having supplied the lapis of the pharaohs. The company's buyers have hand selected the best of the best. Now is your chance to work with some of your own. In addition to the lapis, be sure to check out the company's new selection of Natural Ruby and Watermelon Tourmaline beads.Explore more
SIC Code 59,599NAICS Code 45,459Show moreShipwreck Beads Org Chart
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Shipwreck Beads is now offering the highest quality Lapis beads and pendants available anywhere. Lapis lazuli is named from the Persian 'lashward' meaning blue, and its uniquely intense blue color has been a source of inspiration for over 6000 years. The finest lapis has traditionally come from the Badakshan area of Afghanistan. It is prized for it... Read More