Black Hills Gold

Mount Rushmore isn't the only reason South Dakota's Black Hills are famous. When Henri LeBeau came to make his fortune in the 1876 gold rush, he got lost and nearly starved. Wild grapes saved his life, so the gold jeweler immortalized those grape vines in what he called "good luck" jewelry. LeBeau's fine jewelry was an instant hit among miners hoping for a lucky gold strike and soon became known as Black Hills gold. Some believe good luck still follows all who wear Black Hills gold jewelry!

Bracelets have always been popular fashion jewelry and with Overstock.com's great prices, you can have a complete wardrobe of Black Hills gold bracelets, as well as earrings, necklaces or rings; stylish jewelry that makes a fashion statement every time you wear it.

By the way, a Black Hills gold bracelet doesn't mean just gold; they frequently combine gold with sapphires, topaz, onyx, pearls and other gems. Blackhills gold accents on silver bracelets are also popular--especially at Overstock.com's clearance-sale prices.

Black Hills gold isn't a specific alloy, like sterling silver. To be Black Hills jewelry, the gold must be mined in the Black Hills and the jewelry must be made in the traditional grape and leaf patterns. Whether it's copper-alloyed for rose-tinted gold bracelets or silver-alloyed for a green tinge, jewelers use 10k, 12k and 14k gold to produce Black Hills gold charm bracelets and many other fine jewelry pieces.

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