:: Wholesale prices (to shops) are listed :: Retail prices (to individuals) are double ::
This page contains links for viewing and downloading our price list cover sheet and catalog pages. As we stock handmade, unique, and small-run jewelry, our supply is always shifting, and we update these pages often to keep the catalog current. To keep costs down and our catalog current, we do not publish printed color catalog pages. If we were to do so, our prices would rise dramatically due to printing costs; also, by the time printing was finished, we may have sold out of some items, especially one-of-a-kind pieces.
The individual images and descriptions on this website give much more thorough details on everything... whereas the catalog pages below provide a more concise overview.
A color pricelist cover sheet
and black and white versions of these catalog pages
can be requested through snail mail
for $2 (US addresses only), mailed to:
Organic LLC, P.O. Box 17656, Portland, OR 97217-0656
Please be sure to include all of your information including address AND phone number.
Although catalogs used to be sent gratis to businesses and were included with all orders,
we now encourage all customers to view and download them here to save paper.
Download or print the pages in color yourself for free right here and now to avoid costs and time delays in receiving these through the mail. Please do not send these images or areas of them back to us with email inquiries; instead, each item is clearly labeled with a description that can be easily typed in as reference. Finally, there will always be a few items which have never made it onto neither the catalog nor the website; please see the descriptive labels within the pages themselves, or ask about any "not shown" items.
These 8.5" X 11" images are available
as both 72dpi .jpg's (most under 200k)
for quicker loading and for online viewing (though not recommended for printing), and
at 150dpi .pdf's (most under 900k) to download in a higher resolution (best for printing).
Please follow the link below to download Adobe Acrobat Reader (free!)
for viewing PDF's (Portable Document Format): http://get.adobe.com/reader/
We created a new Organic LLC catalog catalog in Spring 2017.
The cover sheets, pages 1, 10, and 11 were updated.
The all-new combined .pdf has been posted above, along with
the individual cover sheets and pages below. Enjoy!
The latest pricelist cover sheet (Spring 2017) is on red paper.
The price list cover sheet has an introduction and news section,
and contains written descriptions of what Organic LLC has to offer.
It does not contain pictures.
Page 1 .jpg (300k) or
Page 1 .pdf (740k)
shows our two-color poppy mandala shirts
examples of hardwood and bamboo plugs,
black bamboo, bamboo with burnt designs,
information on what we currently have in stock
in Baltic amber plugs, Mexican amber plugs and labrets,
obsidian, jade, and other stone labrets and septums,
amber and copal specimens with bugs, and stone cylinders.
Page 2 .jpg (230k) or
Page 2 .pdf (870k)
lists colorful stone jewelry, including:
double flared saddle shaped plugs, cylinders, hollow eyelets, one-flares, talons, tapers, rods, crescents, septum shapes, serpentine dragon weights, jade and quartz ear weights, etc.
Also shown are:
a list of not shown stone and stone bead bracelets,
information on stones that qualify for quantity discounts, and sales on many stone plugs drilled like beads...
look for prices in red on this catalog page and the website!
Page 3 .jpg (235k) or
Page 3 .pdf (1.0MB)
shows horn and bone jewelry as well as
a comprehensive listing of prices and what is currently in stock in that arena.
Lots of different types of horn plugs with engraved or bone dust inlay designs, plain solid or hollow plugs, hollow cut-out spirals or triskels, hollow with: Borneo flares, Marquesas design, or Berber dots, and silver cap overlays. We also have hollow and solid bone plugs, sometimes in antler. Horn shapes include: upside-down U's, omega's, tapered CBR's, yoni's, square CBR's, Java style hoops, super tiny, compact, wicked, and homegirl spirals, claws with balls or inlaid nail heads, and horn and bone labrets and septums.
Not shown: a new stretched horn spiral shape, bone spirals, medium horn spirals, hollow and solid opal inlay plugs, unique plugs with other fancy stone inlays, and cthonic monster claws with tagua nut heads.
Newer designs shown on page 4 include: inverted teardrop spirals, super tiny spirals, wicked spirals, bamboo rhizome hoops, and horn or bone pinchers.
Page 4 .jpg (165k) or
Page 4 .pdf (505k)
has quills and bones (such as tusks, ribs, baculum, talons, tapers, etc.),
newer water buffalo horn shapes including:
inverted teardrop spirals, wicked spirals, and super tiny spirals,
hollow horn plugs with: Borneo flares, Marquesas designs, or Berber dots,
bamboo rhizome hoops, and horn and bone septum pinchers. Also: silver and bronze foxes (wait list only),
white spiral shells, and New Guinea shell septum pieces.
Goat horns, bone mermaids, and mammoth ivory plugs are no longer available.
Quantity discounts are available on several styles from this page, and bone tapers have been placed on sale.
NOTE: page 4 was updated again in November 2017.
Page 5 .jpg (170k) or
Page 5 .pdf (570k)
features silver and ethnic jewelry including:
various silver spiral and poppy bud hairsticks, Mexican silver filigree hoops and fancy plugs,
banded onyx drop earrings with thin ear wires,
omegas and other old and new Thai hilltribe jewelry,
bronze Protong earweights, Indian nostril jewelry,
metal fern, maple, and other leaf earrings, silver: stash drops, tree ornaments, cloud weights, and spirals,
silver and bronze c-shaped light ear weights, and
plain hollow silver plugs or with cut-out stars on the front flares. NOTE: wholesale prices have since been phased out for all ethnic and tribal jewelry, thus these prices are no longer valid.
Page 6 .jpg (170k) or
Page 6 .pdf (580k)
has bracelets: Tibetan mantra cuffs, Balinese painted wood bracelets, hardwood bracelets with dots, Baltic amber and silver bracelets,
Ganesha pendants, Nepalese tantric figurines,
items from our Twilight amber and silver collection:
faceted jet beads, traditional Russian birch bark boxes,
an oval amber brooch, Icelandic style Thor's hammers,
pendants with Celtic knotwork, tree, or amber and silver designs.
Retail folks: all of these prices have no markup!
(Since only prices for natural body jewelry are doubled...)
Page 7 .jpg (185k) or
Page 7 .pdf (620k)
shows earrings and plugs from India,
Gujarati (Indian) upper ear jewelry,
Rajastani earplugs with huge front flares,
several medium Indian coiled hoop earrings,
silver Indian anklets and bracelets,
colorful Indian earrings with beads or kundan inlays,
Himachal Pradesh and other plugs with enamel,
and a nice collection of tribal silver Gujarati plugs. NOTE: wholesale prices have since been phased out for all ethnic and tribal jewelry, thus these prices are no longer valid.
Page 8 .jpg (175k) or
Page 8 .pdf (580k)
showcases ethnic jewelry from Africa and the Middle East, including
Maasai women's beaded upper ear jewelry,
nomadic Koochi tribal earrings from Pakistan/Afghanistan,
Turkoman, Afghani, Berber, Yemeni, and Ethiopian earrings,
anklets and armlets with bells, Afghan and Uzbeki nostril rings,
and Ethiopian women's (Mursi tribe) huge clay lip plates. NOTE: wholesale prices have since been phased out for all ethnic and tribal jewelry, thus these prices are no longer valid.
Page 9 .jpg (165k) or
Page 9 .pdf (560k)
has finely carved boxwood stash box cylinders, jewelry from the Himalayas, Africa, and Southeast Asia, such as
Nepalese women's large dhungri conch jewelry,
Tuareg tribe tsabit hoop and other earrings,
rare Maluku Islands (Indonesia) earrings,
ebony inlaid Tuareg bracelets, an old red glass African bracelet,
Burmese tribal horn plugs with bead inlays,
antique Burmese faceted glass ear plugs,
wooden owl hairsticks, glass Naga tribe earweights,
Tibetan women's aylong earrings with turquoise or coral fronts,
Cambodian gilded bronze earrings, and
a "not shown" list for items too big to fit into the catalog. NOTE: wholesale prices have since been phased out for all ethnic and tribal jewelry, thus these prices are no longer valid.
Page 10 .jpg (285k) or
Page 10 .pdf (735k)
shows ancient jewelry from the Americas,
including a pre-Hispanic obsidian labret,
pre-Columbian gold septums from Panama and Peru,
fossilized walrus ivory old Alaskan labrets and rare earrings, and a new section featuring previously not shown items:
Chinese women's lotus (footbound) shoes, a Balinese kris knife,
South China 5-tiered necklace, a Maasai beaded necklace,
a tantric white Tara painting, Borneo beaded pouches,
New Guinea shell necklaces and coconut masks,
a Nepalese wooden mask, a wooden and bone Tanimbar comb,
Javanese ear ornaments, horn combs, Balinese headdresses,
coyote skulls, and nautilus shells. NOTE: wholesale prices have since been phased out for all ethnic and tribal jewelry, thus these prices are no longer valid.
Page 11 .jpg (165k) or
Page 11 .pdf (535k)
features an example of a framed butterfly,
many examples of bracelets made from:
jade,
red cinnabar (Chinese lacquer), floral cloisonne,
faceted black or smooth green agate bracelets,
and Chinese double headed dragon bracelets,
as well as rare Uighar (NW China) earrings, and jewelry from South Chinese hilltribes including:
Dong tribe knobby and dragon hoops, older earrings and plugs. NOTE: wholesale prices have since been phased out for all ethnic and tribal jewelry, thus these prices are no longer valid.
Page 12 .jpg (165k) or
Page 12 .pdf (520k)
includes Southeast Asian tribal jewelry from
Thailand, Vietnam, Laos, and China such as:
Hmong tribe bent arrows, Dong tribe double flared plugs,
huge Miao tribe bent arrow and double dragon hoop earrings,
Asian gold colored leaf and flower shaped hair ornaments,
cute ethnic flower hook earrings, Karen tribe cup-shaped earflares,
fancy coiled Miao tribe (South Chinese Hmong) earrings,
many different Thai silver spiral earrings,
Baltic amber and silver spiral drops,
and a mention of not shown Thai elephant bags. NOTE: wholesale prices have since been phased out for all ethnic and tribal jewelry, thus these prices are no longer valid.
