Ack Stack by Gresham
Ack Stack by Gresham
Ack Stack by Gresham

Gresham

Ack Stack by Gresham

Sale price$155.00
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Featuring Gresham's Nantucket Collection of custom Maui colors inspired by iconic elements of our beloved island. Swim, sweat and shower in our waterproof Maui accessories - made with stretchy silicone and Freshwater pearls.

Each Ack Stack consists of five bracelets (one of each Nantucket color) with your choice of pearl discounted at a special price. Available in all bracelet sizes.

Nantucket Collection colors: Cobblestone Red, Daffodil, Grassland, Hydrangea and Grey Lady

*A portion of each and every sale will be given to the Nantucket Conservation Foundation to further their commitment to island conservation.

Snap open at the pearl, snap back together and stack 'em high! 

Measurements: Approx. length

  • Size 1 - 6.25"
  • Size 2 - 7.25"
  • Size 3 - 8.25"

*Size 2 = original Maui size

All pearls are natural, so slight variations in shape, size and color will occur. Divets, rivets and other imperfections on the pearls are expected as they reflect the authenticity and natural beauty of our pearls.

WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD--Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs. 

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Gresham Meek

I’ve been stringing beads together ever since I was a young girl. I like to say I grew up making friendship bracelets just like every other little girl, except I never stopped. Ever since I can remember I’ve been interested in jewelry. Growing up I constantly took jewelry classes learning how to string, knot, wire wrap, solder, melt and design. I held my first trunk show in the sixth grade with 40 necklaces I made by hand and sold out! I continued creating and selling throughout my adolescent years and furthered my interest throughout college. I’ve always been drawn to the Italian Renaissance so I focused my collegiate studies on the art history of jewelry design and craft in that period. During this time I wrote my senior thesis titled, “Technical and Stylistic Changes in Jewelry from the Time of Theophilus to the Time of Cellini” which explores the significance of jewelry design during the Renaissance.