Replacement/ Repair shipping
Replacement/ Repair shipping
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Free US shipping over $125 · Ships within 4 business days · Real heirloom seed
Shipping for Repairs & Replacements
We understand that accidents happen, and we're here to make the repair and replacement process as seamless as possible for you. For your convenience, we offer $5 shipping options:
Step 1: Choose shipping option
- One-way Shipping: Purchase one $5 shipping option if your item is only being sent to us, or if a replacement is coming to you.
- Round-trip Shipping: Purchase TWO $5 shipping options if your item needs to be sent to us for repair or replacement and then returned to you.
Step 2: Add your shipping address to the note in the checkout
Get in contact with gillian@mamamaize.com with any questions!
The seed
The seed
Every gem is a real kernel of Glass Gem corn, the heirloom rainbow corn saved and bred for decades by Carl Barnes, a farmer of Cherokee heritage. We grow it ourselves in Northern California, dry the cobs for a full year, and choose only the most luminous seeds. No two are alike.
Materials & care
Materials & care
Each seed is sealed in resin to protect its color and glow. Care for them like pearls: last thing on, first thing off.
- Take off before swimming, showering, or the sauna
- Keep away from perfume, lotion, and cleaners
- Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth
- Store in its pouch, out of direct sun
Shipping & policies
Shipping & policies
Free US shipping on orders over $125. International shipping is $20. Every piece is made and sent within 4 business days.
All sales are final, so we don't accept returns or exchanges. If your piece arrives damaged or defective, email gillian@mamamaize.com and we'll help.
Our give-back
Our give-back
Over 3% of every sale goes to Indigenous-led seed projects, including Native Seeds/SEARCH and Wampanoag women seedkeepers growing King Philip corn.
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Before it was jewelry, it was alive.
Your gem began as a seed we planted in spring, tended through summer, and harvested in the fall. Then it rested on the cob for a full year before we chose it for you. You're wearing a season of our garden.