This small but sweet pendant is made from recycled Blue Fronted Amazon feathers and reclaimed jewelry. The horseshoe is gold coloured with white half pearl like gems added to one side. The feathers are a soft green and add a little more of that lucky colour to this already lucky pendant. It is 1.5 inches in length and just over 1 inch in width.
If you are feeling lucky, then this is the piece for you!
All feathers used in our products are recycled from happy, healthy birds.
To all our fans, customers, supporters, and feather friends, we would like to say Happy Easter!
What ever you may do for this long weekend, we hope that you have a wonderful time and are enjoying some well deserved rest and sunshine where ever you are.
This beautiful and bright pendant is made from recycled Blue Fronted Amazon feathers and reclaimed jewelry. The heart pendant is gold coloured with sparkly gems in the center. Behind the heart are vibrant, green and yellow recycled feathers. The pendant is just under 4 inches in length and just under 2.5 inches in width.
No need to wear your heart on your sleeve any more!
All feathers used in our products are recycled from happy, healthy birds.
We are now starting a monthly contest for Parrotphernalia lovers to win Parrotphernalia products.
It’s pretty simple. Just go to our Facebook page (here, here, or here)
1.) Like our page
2.) Share the contest photo. (see below)
The contest photo will be highlighted on our Timeline so you can’t miss it. Just share it with your friends and you will be entered into the contest! The earrings in the photo are the ones you will be entered to win. This month the contest runs from March 26th to April 1st at 5pm PST.
The winner will be announced on Tuesday April 2nd. Enjoy!
These dangley earrings are made from recycled Conure parrot feathers and reclaimed jewelry. The earrings incorporate different shapes, sizes, and shades of green beads with a single bright green feather for each earring. They are just over 5.5 inches long.
These earrings would be an excellent addition to any party dress.
All feathers used in our products are recycled from happy, healthy birds.
This beautiful and bright pendant is made from recycled Blue Fronted Amazon feathers and reclaimed jewelry. The butterfly is white with gold edges. The feathers are a vibrant, nearly neon green. The pendant is just over 3 inches in width and just under 3 inches in length.
This would give any outfit a perfect splash of colour
All feathers used in our products are recycled from happy, healthy birds.
This pendant is made with a recycled Cockatoo feather and reclaimed jewelry. The feather is a beautiful white to match the off-white faux pearl it dangles from. The length of the pendant is 5 inches long.
This would be a great addition for a simple wedding dress or little country outfit.
All our feathers are recycled from happy, healthy birds.
This stylish pendant is made from recycled Conure parrot feathers and reclaimed jewelry. The swallow is a gold colour with white matte gems. The lovely green feathers have a golden coloured edge to compliment the swallow. The pendant is 3 inches long.
This would be a great gift to bird lovers!
All feathers used in our products are recycled from happy, healthy birds.
Here is a photo I took last spring of some bees pollinating a pear tree. Remember, bees are dying off at an alarming rate, mainly caused by “nutritional stress, pathogens (mites, viruses and fungus), and pesticides.” So if one is buzzing around you saying hello, don’t squish it! We need to save all the bees we can.
We accept donations!
Parrotphernalia is completely run by donations of feathers (or plumes) by Larry bird and other fine feathered friends.
We think it’s terrible to let such beautiful things as feathers go to waste. Especially if it might help save some other birds life by not using store bought feathers. It was not that long ago that we saw the escalating trend of feather hair extensions which ravaged the fishing lure market of saddle feathers from roosters. The thing that seemed to be even worse, while looking into bird feathers used in lures, is that the special saddle feathers used for feather hair extensions and lures “come from roosters that are genetically bred and raised for their plumage. In most cases, the birds do not survive the plucking.“ More than just these birds are being killed to not only support the tackle industry, but the store bought feathered hair accessory industry as well.
SO! What can you do to help? Reduce, Reuse, RECYCLE!
Give your bird’s feathers a second chance at life. In return we will make you a lovely accessory with the feathers as a thank-you for your donation! We will also showcase you and your feathered friend on Parrotphernalia as one of our donors!
If you would like to send us some feathers, send us a message through the contact page. We’re looking forward to hearing from you!
