indonesian silver bracelets

Strands of black and brown leather are interwoven to create the band of this striking men's wristband bracelet. From the workshop of Henry Anthony Sanny in Indonesia, the bracelet features a sterling silver pendant engraved with the image of a bison.

From the workshop of Henry Anthony Sanny in Indonesia comes this intriguing wrap bracelet. Handcrafted from sterling silver and brown leather, the bracelet features braided motifs and silver beads.

Asmara Putra of Indonesia designs this tiger's eye beaded stretch bracelet that features a tubular sterling silver openwork bead with floral motifs. The artisans notes: “I really like Bali's engraving motifs, and I include them in most of the jewelry I craft.”

Asmara Putra of Indonesia creates this tiger's eye beaded stretch bracelet with a charm made from a sterling silver pis bolong, ancient Chinese coin still used in Balinese Hindu ceremonies as offerings to the gods. Some Balinese also believe that the pis bolong can have mystical powers.

In Balinese mythology, Barong, also known as Bhoma, represents the goodness that destroyed the evil Rangda. His adventures are reenacted in the form of a folkloric dance and his image is also hung on doors to ward off evil spirits. He is the centre of three exquisite items crafted in Indonesia and selected by the NOVICA team for a gift set imbued with mystique and style. The remarkable wall mask is hand-carved in great detail from suar wood, ready to infuse your space with cultural significance. The splendid jewellery box is skillfully handcrafted from jempinis wood and opens to reveal a convenient mirror and four small compartments surrounding a larger one, all lined with faux velvet. The beloved Barong also graces the gorgeous sterling silver pendant in a unity bracelet fashioned with lava stone beads and a handmade macrame cord.