Oksakoru
Wear a little piece of the Finnish forest.
Handcrafted from the branches of familiar Finnish trees, Oksakoru jewellery brings the textures, colours and shapes of nature close to you. The Finnish name Oksakoru combines the words for "tree branch" and jewellery".
Within each branch lies a rich and distinctive world. Carefully sanding the wood smooth reveals its intricate details, making every piece unique. The wood is complemented by sterling silver, creating a beautiful contrast between the warmth of the wood and the fresh lustre of silver.
Explore Oksakoru´s forest-inspired collections and find your own favorite.
Collections
At the heart of Oksakoru jewellery are pieces of wood shaped by nature. The patterns within each branch tell the story of an individual tree, while the distinctive characteristics of different tree species reveal fascinating details.
Each collection carries its own meaningful themes inspired by nature.
Depending on the collection, the wooden elements are paired with sterling silver, brass or the wooden beads.
A Gift for Nature Lovers
An Oksakoru piece is a gift of Finnish forest nature, capturing the natural beauty and the feel of nature in a unique form.
You can choose a ready-made piece, or get in touch to discuss a custom desing.
Order a Piece
Orders are currently accepted from within Finland only.
Ordering a ready-made piece or discussing a custom desing is easy - simply get in touch. Read more about ordering.
Payment
Pay securely by debit or credit card through Sumup´s payment service.
Shipping
Posti letter delivery: €5.90.
Free shipping on orders over €90.
Collection from my studio in Kirkkonummi, Finland, is available by prior arrangement.
Returns
Unused jewellery can be returned within 14 days. The right of return does not apply to custom-made pieces.
About Me
Behind Oksakoru is Tanja Hankimo, a craft artist and lover of the forest. Each piece of jewellery is a one-of-a-kind creation, respecting the natural shapes and patterns of the wood.
Discover the story of how natural brances found their way into jewellery.
