Garnet – January’s birthstone signifies health, prosperity, perseverance and strength. Derived from the Latin word granatum, which means seed, the stone is known for its resemblance to the pomegranate seed and represents trust and eternal friendship, making it the perfect gift for a cherished friend.

Our garnet gemstones are gorgeous! If you have an Aquarius in your family, it makes for a perfect birthday gift. The stone is also the alternate for Capricorns.

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Available in three distinct cuts (octagon, square, oval) and in a number of sizes, red garnet is a perfect gift for a friend, and it is also given as a gift on the 2nd and 6th wedding anniversaries.

The History of Garnet

Garnet gemstones date way back to 3100 B.C. The stone is always found in metamorphic rock. Today, garnet is most commonly found in Africa, India, and Sri Lanka. It is also found in other mountainous regions in Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Scotland, Switzerland, Tanzania and in Arizona in the United States.

The stone gets its name from a group of minerals that come in a rainbow of colours, including deep red (what it’s most recognized for) to vibrant green colours.

Metaphysical Properties of Garnet Gemstones

Garnet is also believed to have a number of metaphysical properties, adding to the intrigue of the stone. It is often these properties that attract people. Some of the special properties include:

• Peace and calmness of the mind
• Enhanced wit and cleverness
• The feeling of being proud
• Protection
• Enhanced honesty and sympathy for others
• To help people with hardships and remain tough through difficult times

Garnet is also widely considered a stone to help oppose black magic and negative energy, as well as having properties that warn wearers of the stone of impending dangers.

Types of Garnet

One thing that makes garnet unique from other gemstones is that there are six different types, including:

• Andradite – this form is in high demand
• Almandine – this is the most common form and most widely used gemstone
• Grossularite – colorless when pure, but are also found in blue and red hues
• Pyrope – these tend to be dark red, are often larger than one carat in size
• Spessartine – less well known, and rarely used as gemstones
• Uvarovite – the rarest form

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If you're looking for something to spice up the post-holiday doldrums, look no further. Just a short trip to Niagara-on-the-Lake on January 16th is the perfect choice!

Our good friends Bravo Niagara: Festival of the Arts, host a magical evening, presenting Juno Award winning Dominic Mancuso Group in concert - at Sparkle & Ice - as part of the world-famous Niagara Ice Wine Festival.

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Dominic's distinctive voice and his outstandingly talented band members will have your toes tapping and your hands clapping.

“Dominic Mancuso is one of the most distinctive voices in music. He is a paramount storyteller; a premier Sicilian griot of these times. He wails with the best. He cries the blues from the depths of his soul — bringing great measures of duende to the music. This is a rare album indeed, quite simply one of a kind.”

~ Raul da Gama, All That Jazz

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We are ever so pleased to announce the winners of our recent 12 Days of Christmas Contest.

We had a terrific response to this contest from our loyal fans and followers. Please make sure to watch for our upcoming events. If you haven't already, please sign up for our updates to make sure you don't miss out!

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Contest winners have been notified by email. We hope that Vanessa, Lynda, Shawna, Bea, Neil, Yvonne, Kelley, Patti, Anna, Lucy, Marizelle and Henry will all enjoy their prizes!

Don't forget to register for our Birthstone Bonanza Club. A minimum 1 carat gemstone will be drawn each month. Get your name in now!

Enter for your chance to win in our Be Our Valentine Contest. Prizes include a beautiful 1.9 carat Amethyst Gemstone, a gorgeous Merino Scarf, a lovely heart shaped Soapstone Jewelry Box and a stunning pair of hand carved Candlesticks.

February is Black History Month. Last fall, we participated with our friends Bravo Niagara, in The North Star Festival: Voices of Freedom. And we're so glad we did!

We learned so much about the rich history of the Niagara Region and of The Underground Railroad and the stalwart determination of those oppressed slaves who risked their lives to reach Canada - to reach freedom - following The North Star. We also learned about those who risked their lives to help them along their journey and others who helped them settle into their new lives.

We also learned that we are embarassingly ignorant of the rich black history of Canada. So we've decided to learn more AND to celebrate!

So, we decided to have a contest to win
The Book of Negroes

The illustrated edition containing photos, works of art and documents that inspired Lawrence Hill to write his award-winning novel. We've added a lovely tea infuser mug and two packages of delicious teas. Enter to win a chance to curl up, sip tea and read this tragic yet fascinating story of a female slave's experience in the United States, Canada and Britain. So appropriate to Black History Month!

Entering couldn't be easier - just register here.

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All month, we will be socializing interesting facts, publishing quizzes and crosswords, guiding you to all sorts of interesting and interactive resources that will help you join us on our educational journey.

Join us on our journey! It's time to celebrate Black History Month and honour the contributions people of African descent have made to our cultural heritage.

Mathieu Da Costa

The first black person thought to have set food on land that is now referred to as Canada,
Mathieu was a free man hired as an interpreter for Samuel de Champlain.

Learn more about Mathieu Da Costa

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Josiah Henson was born into slavery in Maryland. He escaped to what was then known as Upper Canada (Ontario) in 1830 and founded the Dawn Settlement (near Dresden, Ontario).

While he did write his own autobiography, The Life of Josiah Henson, Formerly a Slave, Now an Inhabitant of Canada, Josiah was also the inspiration for the character of Uncle Tom, in Harriet Beecher Stowe's novel Uncle Tom's Cabin (published in 1852).

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Uncle Tom's Cabin depicted the inhumanity and depravity of slavery and is regarded to be one of the major causes of the U.S. Civil War. Harriet Beecher Stowe was an abolitionist, dedicated to ending slavery. Interestingly, Abraham Lincoln once referred to Harriet as "the little lady who started a war"!

For those of you not familiar with Harriet Beecher Stowe's novel, click here for a plot summary.

Born on a farm near Port Tobacco, Josiah experienced many horrific examples of slavery. While a young boy, his father received one hundred lashes (and had his right ear cut off) for simply standing up to a slave owner. Subsequently, his father was separated from the family when sold to a slave owner in Alabama.

Josiah Henson

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Josiah made many unsuccessful attempts to secure his freedom and eventually escaped, making his way to Dresden, Ontario, along with his wife - Nancy - and their four children. This risk-fraught escape to Ontario is often referred to as "Following the North Star to Freedom). We are very proud that Ontario became a refuge for those enslaved freedom seekers! Kudos to those who operated the "Underground Railroad" and to those people who helped those who'd reached freedom to establish themselves.

The Underground Railroad, by Charles T. Webber

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Upper Canada (Ontario) had become a refuge for slaves from the United States by virtue of John Graves Simcoe, then Lieutenant-Governor of Upper Canada. Simcoe had passed "an Act to prevent further introduction of Slaves, and to limit the Terms of Contracts for Servitude within this Province". This legislation didn't end slavery. What the act accomplished was to make owning slaves illegal in Upper Canada. This meant that any enslaved people who made their way north to freedom in Canada were free.

Henson established the Dawn Settlement - which was his attempt to realize a vision he'd long held - a self-sufficient community. The Dawn Settlement was successful, exporting black walnut lumber to both the U.S. and Great Britain.

Josiah Henson's Cabin, Dawn Settlement

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Henson became a Methodist preacher and an outspoken abolitionist. He served as a military officer in the Canadian army.

Josiah Henson passed away at the Dawn Settlement until he died at the age of 93 on May 5, 1883.

Honoured as the first black man to be featured on a Canadian stamp, Henson has also been recognized by the Historic Sites & Monuments Board of Canada (1999) as a National Historic Person.

We travel the world, searching for beautiful fashion, jewelry, home décor and beverages of African origin or influence to delight your customers!

We are inspired by the rich artistic and cultural heritage that exists in Africa and other parts of the world, represented by a vast array of artisanal groups creating remarkable works of art, jewelry, food and beverage and home décor items.

If you are going to Canada's largest gift fair - please stop by and see us. We're located in fabulous "Artisan's Row", Booth #10828.

And if you're not going, you can still register in our contest and preview our gorgeous products in our online Wholesale Catalog.

Retailers can register for a chance to win one of our 6 exciting prizes
by previewing our Wholesale Catalog

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The impact of globalization, growth of the luxury market and increased consumer interest in environmental sustainability, fair wages and worker conditions, contribute to a significantly burgeoning interest in African art, functional wares and designer goods.

We believe in empowerment - lending a helping hand through increasing the ability of artists, entrepreneurs or students to become self-sustaining and self-managing.

To learn more about Zawadee - Bring Africa Home and our terrific Show Specials, please contact Perri Lumsden. She's our incredibly knowledgeable (and funny) Director of Retail Sales and loves to chat. If you have any questions - she's your girl!

Or, give Brian Geddes a call. Brian's our expert in channel and national accounts. His long term sales and marketing experience make him particularly good at helping you find just the right product mix.

"I love clothes and I love to shop", says Debbie Noel, Zawadee's newest retailer.

And her namesake store, Debbie Noel Women's Fashions, is a showcase of Debbie's fashion sense! As she says, her love of shopping is a real asset, as she puts a lot of time into sourcing high quality merchandise for her customers.

Debbie's store is located in the heart of downtown Liverpool, Nova Scotia. Originally a small shop with a large selection of merchandise, the store has recently moved to new, expanded premises, allowing Debbie to widen her offering to include décor items, giftware, crafts and collectables. "People who like nice clothes, also like to purchase nice things for their homes and for their friends". We have to agree, Debbie!

Debbie's customer relationships are of paramount importance to her business.

She says wherever she is, when she encounters something "different", she asks herself "is that something appropriate for the shop?" - or "Would that look good on . . .?".

At Zawadee, we admire and seek out retail partnerships who have these "personal instincts" about their customer relationships. It's exactly the way we think!

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If you live in Nova Scotia or just happen to be passing through, stop by and see Debbie. We guarantee you'll enjoy the experience!

Debbie Noel - Women's Used & New Fashions
210 Main Street,
Liverpool, Nova Scotia
902.350.0483

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Zawadee is always on the lookout for retailers like Debbie Noel. Retailers who want to present high quality, unique products to their customers.

So, if you sell (or want to sell) beautiful fashion, home décor, jewelry, art & sculpture and home decor - get in touch!

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It's easy to get access to our online Wholesale Catalog (and pricing). Just register and we'll send you access credentials. We're not pushy, so take your time to peruse our products at your leisure. We will reach out at some point in case you need anything but don't worry, we aren't pests! It's just not the way we do business.

And now for a little comfort!

Find a product isn’t selling in your retail environment? You can swap it for product of equal value at any time within 6 months of order date. Hassle-free help to find the right products for your retail environment.

That's how we make our wholesale business stand out from the crowd!

Want to find out more? Give Brian or Perri a shout.

"Jewellery is a living art" says Seema Persad, Co-Founder of Symbols Jewellery in Trinidad & Tobago.

And Seema's business is thriving in the Carribean! At Zawadee, we think her success has a lot to do with her tagline - "Speak from the heart". Seema does, and it shows!

Symbols Jewellery sells uniquely handcrafted jewellery that either tells a significant story, or has a deep-rooted history. Seema believes the jewellery story "speaks" to those who wear it. We couldn't agree more!

The Koumama Collection of fine silver Tuareg jewellery is one of Symbol's most successful product lines.

Tuareg Silver Cross Necklace

Seema believes the beauty of Tuareg Fine Silver creates an emotional affinity with her customers as the moving stories of each piece of Tuareg Jewelry are fascinating. The fact that the Koumamas have been perfecting their silversmith art for over 25 generations is astounding and shows in the superb execution and intricate designs of their work.

Learn more about Seema's innovative jewellery from this feature article from The Guardian.

Zawadee is proud to count Symbols Jewellery as one of their foremost purveyors of fine silver Tuareg designs and wishes Seema and her team the very best success!

Fine Silver Tuareg Cuff Style Bracelet

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At Zawadee, we admire and seek out retail partnerships who have these "personal instincts" about their customer relationships. It's exactly the way we think!

Believe it or not, Seema's MBA Thesis was "Marketing the Emotion of Symbolic Jewellery", so we know she truly appreciates the fascinating symbolism - the mythology - the stories - that surround Tuareg Fine Silver pieces.

If you live in beautiful Trinidad & Tobago, or are just lucky enough to be passing through, give Seema a call. We guarantee you'll enjoy the experience! Shop online for elegant pieces from the Koumama Collection and your orders will be delivered directly to your door. You can also Like Symbols Jewellery on their Facebook page and sign up for newsletter updates for upcoming information about future pop-up shop locations across Trinidad & Tobago.

Symbols Jewellery
email: info@symbolsjewellery.co
website: www.symbolsjewellery.co
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/symbolsjewellery/
phone: 868-798-1372

Zawadee is always on the lookout for retailers like Symbols Jewellery. Retailers who want to present high quality, unique products to their customers.

So, if you sell (or want to sell) beautiful fashion, home décor, jewelry, art & sculpture and home decor - get in touch!

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It's easy to get access to our online Wholesale Catalog (and pricing). Just register and we'll send you access credentials. We're not pushy, so take your time to peruse our products at your leisure. We will reach out at some point in case you need anything but don't worry, we aren't pests! It's just not the way we do business.

And now for a little comfort!

Find a product isn’t selling in your retail environment? You can swap it for product of equal value at any time within 6 months of order date. Hassle-free help to find the right products for your retail environment.

That's how we make our wholesale business stand out from the crowd!

Want to find out more? Give Brian or Perri a shout.

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Billed on their website as "a magical experience for big kids and children alike", we have to say we've never seen a more interesting and interactive store!

Located in beautiful Hawkesbury, Ontario (on the Ottawa River and the border of Quebec), Jacob's Treasures is simply amazing.

Zawadee is proud to count this astounding store as one of our newest retailers of Zawadee products.

Jacob's Treasures is . . .

• An art gallery with an exclusive collection of internationally reknowned artists. You will find paintings from artists such as Anne-Marie Bost, Denise Harvey Desroches, Sandy Rourke, Jackie Jones, Andrée Francoeur, Lucille Grenier, Antonio de Thomasis, Randal Robinson, Mary Ellen Legault, and Alain Desrochers.
• A toy store just chock full of thousands of TY plush toys of all sorts. Different species of animals - in various sizes and colours - from Beanie Babies to Beanie Buddies - from Girlz to Treasure Attics. They have the largest selection in North America!
• An antique store offering unique objects for every taste and budget. You will find a vast selection of furniture, clocks, glassware, dishes, decorative accessories, pottery, toys, paintings, etc. And here's the amazing part - they have new arrivals every single week.
• A gift store extraordinaire! You won't fail to find that "perfect gift for that special person". Dolls, books, decorative plates, all sorts of angels, thousands (not kidding, thousands) of candles, bird houses, turtles ducks, cats, birds and on and on and on.
• A Tea and Coffee House featuring a vast selection of gourmet teas, coffees, accessories, cups, coffee pots, tea sets and dishes.
• A Specialty Grocery where you will find a lovely selection of gourmet products and confectionaries, bulk candy, exotic chocolates, hard candies and all sorts of treats for special events like Valentine's Day, Christmas, Halloween or (as we like to say) any day you need a treat!
  
  We were simply mesmerized and spent quite a lot of time standing in front of several works of art by Lucille Grenier. This painting, below, is the one we simply adored.

Jacob's Treasures stocks our line of exotic Moroccan Lamps, ideal for the upcoming Spring and Summer outdoor living season. Just imagine how nice one of these would look on your patio or in a gazebo.

Whether you're a fiend for Teddy Bears, an art lover, a "coffee hound", an antique aficionado - or are simply interested in unique and entertaining shopping experiences, Jacob's Treasures is the place for you. We could spend days exploring this magical place and never see everything!

Jacob's Treasures is located in Hawkesbury, Ontario. We highly recommend visiting the area as it is both gorgeous and interesting. The luxurious Chateau Montebello is not far if you feel like pampering yourself (we highly recommend the experience). Reasonably priced Bed and Breakfasts abound as well.

Whether you live in the Hawkesbury area or just happen to be passing through, drop in and see this "magical store" and say hello. These are just the nicest people and they are always happy to chat and share their "treasures" with everyone. Kid-friendly, no matter what the age!

Jacob's Treasures/Les Trésors de Jacob
329 Main Street East
Hawkesbury, ON K6A 1A7
613.632.5800

Jacob's Treasures on the web
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Email Jacob's Treasures | info@lestresorsdejacob.ca

Zawadee is always on the lookout for retailers like Jacob's Treasures. Retailers who want to present high quality, unique products to their customers.

So, if you sell (or want to sell) beautiful fashion, home décor, jewelry, art & sculpture and home decor - get in touch!

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It's easy to get access to our online Wholesale Catalog (and pricing). Just register and we'll send you access credentials. We're not pushy, so take your time to peruse our products at your leisure. We will reach out at some point in case you need anything but don't worry, we aren't pests! It's just not the way we do business.

And now for a little comfort!

Find a product isn’t selling in your retail environment? You can swap it for product of equal value at any time within 6 months of order date. Hassle-free help to find the right products for your retail environment.

That's how we make our wholesale business stand out from the crowd!

Want to find out more? Give Brian or Perri a shout.

We thought you might be interested in a book we've recently read and highly recommend.

Cape Breton University history professor Graham Reynolds has written a book - Viola Desmond's Canada: A History of Blacks and Racial Segregation in the Promised Land.

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Long title - fascinating tale! Basically, Viola was a successful business woman in Halifax. While waiting for her car to be fixed one day, she decided to view a movie. She asked to sit downstairs, as she had poor vision and would see the film more easily from the downstairs area of the theatre.

Little did Viola know that the theatre was racially segregated. The theatre employees explained the circumstances to her but the police were called and Viola was forcibly removed and jailed.

When brought before a magistrate, there wasn't any mention of racial segregation at all. Instead, she was charged with and found guilty of defrauding the province of an amusement tax. This tax represented the difference in the theatre ticket price between seating downstairs and seating upstairs! Can you imagine how Viola felt? That's why we think of her as Canada's Rosa Parks!

We learned some astounding things from this book. We were dismayed to discover that in 1930's Canada, the Ku Klux Klan operated freely. We had no idea!

Viola Desmond was charged so wrongly, so cynically in 1946. She wasn't pardoned until after her death - in 1965.

You can order this interesting book from Chapters/Indigo. If you read it, please share your thoughts with us!

Learn more about Viola's story and other interesting Black History Month topics at Historica Canada: Black History Month.

Don't forget to Enter for a Chance to Win
Our Black History Month Book Package

The Book of Negroes, illustrated edition containing photos, works of art and documents that inspired Lawrence Hill to write his award-winning novel. We've added a lovely tea infuser mug and two packages of delicious teas. Enter to win a chance to curl up, sip tea and read this tragic yet fascinating story of a female slave's experience in the United States, Canada and Britain. So appropriate to Black History Month!

Entering couldn't be easier - just register here.

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It's time to celebrate Black History Month and honour the contributions people of African descent have made to our cultural heritage. Please join us on our journey to learn more!

How many times (as a child) did you hear "Quit monkeying around"?

Well, now we're telling you we think you should! The holidays are coming up fast and we can think of no better way to present your lovely holiday culinary creations than on our beautiful one-of-a-kind {{cta('41f88ed5-6241-443f-8cc8-cbc6a2f8340b')}}.

We guarantee this platter will be a conversation starter at your holiday table!

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The artisans at Ardmore create extraordinary fine ceramics - from platters to teapots - butter dishes to candlesticks - and more.

Styled in an exuberant, exotic (even, may we say, whimsical style), the ceramics produced by this remarkable atelier are superb examples of design and craftsmanship.

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THE ARTISANS

MADE BY HAND

Often inspired by wildlife, Ardmore Ceramics have been exhibited in leading galleries and collections around the world, including The Museum of Art & Design in New York and The Museum of Cultures in Basel (Switzerland).

Ardmore's modern art style breaks ceramic conventions, using techniques resulting from years of experimentation with materials and processes. The vibrant colours and enormous attention to detail are simply superb.

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Learn more about Ardmore Ceramics and their talented artisans - watch this short video.

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MANDRILLS
Let's learn about these colourful animals!

Mandrills are the largest of all monkeys. Shy and reclusive, they live only in the rain forests in equatorial Africa. Extremely colourful, they can easily be recognized by their red and blue facial skin and their brightly coloured bottoms! When mandrills get excited, their colours become brighter.

Mandrills eat fruit and roots, insects, reptiles and some amphibians. They can store food in their cheek pouches. Mandrills sleep in trees and live in troops headed by a dominant male. Often hunted as bushmeat, mandrills are sadly threatened at this time. Human contact and a spread of agriculture has shrunk their rain forest environment.

Please remember that Zawadee contributes 2% of the profit of all wildlife related species to charities supportive of endangered or vulnerable animals.

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And now for a little comfort!

Find a product isn’t selling in your retail environment? You can swap it for product of equal value at any time within 6 months of order date. Hassle-free help to find the right products for your retail environment.

That's how we make our wholesale business stand out from the crowd!