Each piece of jewelry is packaged in a gift box and prepared with care and intention.
In Cree culture and across Turtle Island, the eagle is one of the most sacred beings. It flies higher than any other bird, carrying our prayers to the Thunderbird, who then brings them to the Creator. The eagle represents wisdom, vision, grace, intelligence, and unity. To receive an eagle feather is one of the highest spiritual honours — a sign of deep respect and responsibility.
This abstract design represents the transformation of a human into an eagle — a powerful moment of crossing between the physical and spiritual realms. The flowing lines and sculpted forms blend human and eagle imagery, symbolizing the sacred connection we share with the winged ones. It speaks to the inner journey of rising above fear, connecting with spirit, and embodying ancestral guidance.
The original design was hand-carved in Silver, then cast in .925 sterling silver to preserve its intentional detail. This adjustable wrap ring fits sizes 5 to 11.5, offering comfort and versatility. The inside of the band is hallmarked with .925 and the artist's initials, along with the year of creation (2017).
Made by Medicine Bear Arts
Jadeon Rathgeber, known as Medicine Bear (Maskihkiy Muskwa), is a First Nations artist, storyteller, and grassroots advocate born and raised in a large northern Manitoba First Nations community. A proud descendant of Wâpusk-Okimâw (the White Bear Chief) and Legendary Birch Bark Biting Artist Halfmoon Woman.
Medicine Bear Arts is based in the Sinixt Territory, located in the Kootenay region of British Columbia, Canada.
Medicine Bear Arts prides themselves on quality and craftsmanship. Their fine jewelry line is a precious possession, designed and crafted to last a lifetime and for generations to come. Their goal is to share authentic First Nations artwork with the world.