You can't buy this kind of story anywhere else. Chaney pieces are fragments of antique china found on the beaches and grounds of St. Croix's old sugar plantations — 19th-century pottery that has been tumbling in the island's soil and surf for over a hundred years. Historically, island children would find them, round them out by pounding against stones, and use them as play money in games — the word "Chaney" evolved from "China money." After hurricanes, heavy rains, or a quiet beach walk, new Chaney appears. Whealan Massicott handcrafts each unique piece into jewelry that honors where it came from: available as pendants, earrings, rings, and bracelets in sterling silver or 14k gold. Every piece is one of a kind — because it is.