Handcrafted Silver Florin Coin Ring
A unique ring hand-forged from a genuine vintage Aruban florin coin, showcasing historical national iconography.
Ponton is best searched at street level: counter displays, small shelves, food shops, and makers whose objects still feel connected to daily life in Aruba.
The stronger souvenirs from Ponton are the ones that keep working after the trip: on a shelf, in a kitchen, on the body, or in a daily ritual.
A unique ring hand-forged from a genuine vintage Aruban florin coin, showcasing historical national iconography.
A durable, vibrantly dyed cotton hammock made using traditional weaving patterns popular in Aruban backyard gardens.
A vibrant, small-scale acrylic painting on canvas capturing the charming rustic charm of traditional local island housing.
Eco-friendly wind chimes crafted from upcycled glass and driftwood by artisans in the Ponton creative district.
A unique, rustic bottle opener mounted on a piece of authentic Aruban driftwood collected along coastal areas.
A highly polished, hand-sanded coconut shell bowl used traditionally for serving simple Aruban snacks and sweets.
An audio recording and educational booklet detailing Dande, Aruba's UNESCO-recognized New Year's musical folk tradition.
A set of ceramic coasters blending classic Dutch colonial tile patterns with bright, warm Caribbean color palettes.
A luxurious body moisturizer enriched with Aruban aloe and local coconut oil, handcrafted in small batches near Ponton.
A sweet and spicy pepper preserve made from local Madame Jeanette chilis, perfect as a glaze or paired with Dutch cheeses.