Handmade wire bracelets are silver plated and diamond cut on this Inukshuk bracelet. The Inukshuk was thought of as a direction marker on the vast, featureless tundra of the Arctic. It was used traditionally by the Inuit to help in hunting Caribou. The Caribou were often deceived and would be drawn into hunting areas strategically placed at the head of the valley. After a particularly successful hunt, a new Inukshuk was sometimes erected to mark a food cache of excess dried meat to be hoarded for future lean times for the Inuit people.