TUUGA Arctic Ivory

Ruben Komangapik, a renowned Inuit Artist, and David DuBois, a Hard Rock Artisan, collaborate to handmake a unique style of beaded Inuit Jewellery. Part of the proceeds are given back to the Inuit Community.
Arctic ivory is rare, authentic, and legally obtained in Canada directly from Inuit hunters as part of their heritage, their hunting birth-right and balanced needs for their community’s  survival. “TUUGA” means ivory, in the Inuktitut language. The TUUGA emblem and hallmark are registered as a Canadian Trademark, includes Inuit syllabic lettering and symbols to confirm provenance.

Left to right: David DuBois, Ruben Komangapik

TUUGA Arctic Ivory
Ivory Bead on 16" chain

TUUGA Arctic Ivory

$320.00$335.00
Ruben Komangapik, a renowned Inuit artist, and David DuBois, a hard rock artisan, are collaborating to handmake a unique style of beaded Inuit Jewellery.   This pendant features a spherical handmade...
TUUGA Arctic Ivory

TUUGA Arctic Ivory

$120.00
Canadian rhodonite bead, mined in Alberta and carved in Ontario. Each Rhodonite bead is priced separately ($120); pictured here are two rhodonite beads with a medium walrus ivory bead on...
TUUGA Arctic Ivory

TUUGA Arctic Ivory

$150.00
Canadian Jade mined in British-Columbia and carved in Ontario. Each bead is sold separately on a fine silver sleeve, $150 each. Necklace of two jade beads and one medium walrus ivory bead...