ΑΓΔ
Epsilon Chi
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Elizabeth's Nook Shop
Alpha Gam, Epsilon Chi
For Alpha Gamma Delta · Epsilon Chi
Loving,Leading,Lasting.
Alpha Gam has three pillars and three letters, and the shop stocks the letters themselves in gold pave. Α, Γ and Δ hang in the middle three slots of The Wren. The two on the ends are yours to spend, on Ε and Χ for the chapter.
Pick your letter
$36 The Wren bracelet in gold. Five charms included.
Inspire the Woman. Impact the World.
The WrenGold · 5 slots
- Open
- ΑLoving
- ΓLeading
- ΔLasting
- Open
Alpha Gamma Delta. Loving, Leading, Lasting. Epsilon Chi. Assembled by hand in Manhattan, Kansas.
- The Wren carries the price at $36. Pick the chain, and five charms come with it.
- Α, Γ and Δ are gold pave Greek letters from the shop's own stock. They hang as one matched row.
- Two slots are yours. Spend them on Ε and Χ for the chapter, or on a pearl and your own initial.
The letters
Three words you say. Three letters you wear.
The shop stocks the Greek alphabet in gold pave, so Alpha, Gamma and Delta on this bracelet are the real letters. One pillar sits under each.
ΑAlpha
Loving
Gold pave, from the shop's own Greek set. The first of the row.
Included with the chain
ΓGamma
Leading
Same set, same gold, same stones, so it hangs level with the Α.
Included with the chain
ΔDelta
Lasting
Closes the row. Three real letters, one chain.
Included with the chainThe quieter option
Prefer Latin? The hexagon set.
Gold hexagon A, G and D. Plain gold, no stones, same three slots, same chain. Included with the chain either way.
Your two slots · one way to spend them
Spend them on Epsilon Chi.
Alpha Gamma Delta is always the middle three. Put Ε and Χ in your two slots and the whole chain reads Alpha Gamma Delta, Epsilon Chi. The sorority and the chapter on one bracelet, every letter from stock today.
Same five slots, same $36, same five charms included. This build spends both of your slots on the chapter.
ΕEpsilon
Gold pave. The first letter of the chapter.
ΧChi
Gold pave. Closes the chapter, and the chain.
The WrenGold · all five
- ΑAlpha
- ΓGamma
- ΔDelta
- ΕEpsilon
- ΧChi
- Alpha Gamma Delta
- Epsilon Chi
Your two slots · the other way
Everyone gets the letters. The last slot is only yours.
Every letter from A to Z comes in the gold hexagon. Put your own initial on the end of the row and the bracelet stops being a chapter order and starts being yours. Pick your letter and it lands on the bracelet here, and on the card you send.
Your buildPearl · Α Γ Δ · your initial
The charm is the same plain gold hexagon shown with the A, G and D further up, and every letter from A to Z is in stock. Included with the chain like the rest.
For your two slots
Red from the rose, green from the fern, and a pearl for the jewel.
Two slots are yours. This is what can go in them.
Those same two slots can take a colour instead of a letter. Three shelves: red, green and pearl. Every charm on them is included with the chain, so the colour is a choice and never an extra.
Chapter red
Fern green
Buff
Red
Crimson maple leaf
Red enamel on a gold leaf with one clear stone at the stem. Of the three on this shelf it is the one that reads as your red.
Included with the chainCherry, blush
Frosted pink glass with deep green leaves. It reads blush rather than chapter red, and it carries the green.
Included with the chainRed Jasper fish
Your red as a stone rather than as enamel. Jasper runs brick brown, so it sits warm beside the letters. It is a fish, and it suits a build with some play in it.
Included with the chainGreen
Green Aventurine oval
A small deep green oval on a plain gold bail. The truest green stone in the shop, and close to the fern.
Included with the chainGreen Aventurine, beaded frame
The same stone set in a beaded gold oval, so green can sit on both ends without the two matching.
Included with the chainAmazonite oval
Pale blue green with one darker fleck. Use it when you want the green to read soft.
Included with the chainPearl
Pearl
A baroque freshwater pearl on a gold bail. The pearl is Alpha Gamma Delta's jewel, so it belongs in nearly every build.
Included with the chainPearl for the other end
A rounder pearl on a silver clasp, so the letters can be flanked on both sides the way the jewel frames the badge.
Included with the chainFlower, gold
An open five petal flower, outlined rather than solid. Sized to hang next to the letters without crowding them.
Included with the chainPink bud, silver
A pink bud on a green stem. The nearest thing in the shop to the rose itself, and it comes in silver rather than gold.
Included with the chainWhite bloom, gold oval
One white flower set into a small gold oval. The flower reference without a bloom dangling.
Included with the chainPink heart
Pink enamel inside a gold beaded edge. Camellia, and it brings the pink without a literal flower.
Included with the chain
Finished pieces
Ready to wear, picked for Epsilon Chi.
A gift for a new member class, something for formal, and the pair that gets you through a Tuesday. Every one of them comes ready to wear, with nothing to build.
Flower clay earrings, gold disc
A small rose on a gold disc, priced for a whole new member class.
$14
Toffee Bloom earrings
Tiered tan flowers, the closest thing here to a buff rose you can wear.
$24
Cafe au Lait Blooms
Same tiered shape in cream to brown. Wear one of each with the Toffee Blooms.
$24
Green Ombre tiered drops
Olive and sage, not kelly. Closer to the fern than any other green in the shop.
$22
Cherry Huggies
Two of your three colors in one dainty everyday hoop.
$14
Dainty Tulip earrings
Tulip and rose studs in pink and red, small enough for class and recruitment.
$12
Freshwater pearl bow earrings
Real pearl in a bow. Works for formal and for a Tuesday.
$18
Freshwater pearl necklace
Pearl on a paperclip chain with a toggle. Made to be worn to class, not kept in a box.
$32
The Charm Keeper necklace
Half pearl, half paperclip, built to take charms. The jewel and a home for Α Γ Δ in one piece.
$36
Initial necklace
A dainty initial in gold or silver. The classic big to little gift, at a price a big can manage.
$18
Who makes it
One woman, start to finish. Elizabeth is the whole company. She sources the findings, sets the stones, builds every piece by hand at her bench in Manhattan, and packs the box that turns up at your door. Every photograph on this page is hers, and the necklaces she is wearing up there are her own work.
It is also why a chapter can ask for something specific and actually get it. There is no warehouse, no minimum order, and nobody to route the request through. When twelve of you order, she makes twelve.
Elizabeth's Nook Shop
Manhattan, Kansas
Inspire the Woman. Impact the World.
Made to be worn to class, and not kept in a box.