jewelry for dresses

Shimmering with the exquisite radiance of gold, this sublime jewellery gift set from India is curated by the NOVICA team for those who appreciate unique and sophisticated designs. Glistening in the light, a crescent moon of 22k gold-plated sterling silver forms the splendid pendant of a celestial necklace, while a star-shaped station adorns the sleek cable chain. Two hammered rings, crafted from 22k gold-plated sterling silver, host gleaming circles from which colourful iolite gemstones and petite chains delicately sway, making the pair of dreamy dangle earrings an absolute standout. Finally, two teardrop labradorite stones bookend an elegant wrap bracelet fashioned from gleaming 18k gold-plated sterling silver, infusing your style with chic elegance.

Beautiful and colorful cats decorate this jewelry box from Mexico. Ana Maria Gonzalez uses decoupage techniques on a pinewood jewelry box that features a lid that opens to reveal three practical compartments and a lower drawer with a brass pull.

Thailand's Jantana designs this dazzling set of four stacking rings. Crafted by hand, the set includes two sterling silver and two gold vermeil rings. Featuring a brushed satin finish, one silver ring sparkles with blue topaz and pink tourmaline dazzles in the golden ring. The other two bands are thinner.

.925 Sterling silver

Garnets are tempting in the exquisite design of this brooch pin from Alok Jain. The gems, which represent January´s birthstone, total 2.5 carats and are expertly set on a florid brooch pin crafted of rhodium plated sterling silver.

.925 Sterling silver

Robert Aidoo-Taylor designs this bracelet in gray and gold in honor of Queen Amina of Hausaland. Born in 1533 in what is now known as Zaira, Nigeria, Amina was also a fierce warrior who ruled over 34 years. However, there are some who believe she was a legend and not an actual person. It is said that once when she was imprisoned she had been blindfolded and chained, sentenced to death by poison. Her executioner was given the poison in a cone-shaped bottle and was threatened with death should he spill any of it. He had to untie and remove the folds on Amina's eyes, but couldn't do so while holding the vile. When Amina was able to see how he was struggling, she told him to remove one of her bracelets and use it as a stand for the cone-shaped bottle. Upon realizing she had just saved his life, the executioner decided to help her escape rather than poison her.

Blue topaz glistens with magical elegance in a ring designed by Komang Wijayana. Set in sterling silver, the gem is surrounded by ornate artistry.

.925 Sterling silver