Rolling Hill Asylum Tree Bark Wood Fragment Necklace (2)

This Necklace is made from Resin, Aged Copper, and a Genuine Rolling Hill Asylum Tree Bark Wood Fragment. 

Rolling Hills Asylum originally opened in 1827 as the Genesee County Poor Farm, a county-run institution that housed orphans, the elderly, the poor, people with disabilities, and the mentally ill. Residents worked the surrounding farm to help keep the facility self-sufficient, and the property later operated as a nursing home and infirmary before closing in 1974. Today, it is best known as a historic paranormal destination, with stories of hauntings

We here at Handmade By Hawes take items such as this (Donated to us) and try to make something beautiful and memorial out of them. It is purely out of respect, and an attempt to make loving and positive art, as well as tell the true stories of these locations in the process. This has been donated to us for the purpose of jewelry creation. PLEASE do NOT take items from this location without permission. 

PLEASE NOTE: All prices are based off of the availability and quality of the products used, as well as the cost of materials and handmade work. These necklaces are extremely limited. 

PLEASE NOTE: All wire wrapped jewelry and accessories were handmade with products chosen by Satori Hawes, and specially wire wrapped by her talented mother Kristen! PLEASE DO NOT take items from locations without explicit permission. All products are fragile, so please handle with care! :)