whimsical bracelets

A galaxy of precious jewels embellishes this whimsical cuff bracelet by Oka Narmada from Bali. Drawing inspiration from cosmic themes, the artisan creates this 18k gold-plated accessory with multiple strands that add a magical vibe. The final touch is in the faceted amethyst, topaz, citrine, lemon quartz and prasiolite gems around the piece, totaling more than seven carats.

Inspired by the motion of a flowing river, artisan Mariana Llanes designs this unique link bracelet. Waving strands of sterling silver encircle the wrist, creating a whimsical and lovely appearance.

Sharks, the guardians of the sea, show their elegant but tenacious nature in a sterling silver accessory crafted by Balinese artisans and presented by Sukartini. Featuring little shark tails at each end for a whimsical touch, this cuff bracelet comes with traditional details in a polished finish, creating a glamorous aura around the design.

A polished bangle embraces a tiny tadpole curled into a circle. Working with his son, Philip, Graeme Watson transforms precious Taxco sterling silver into a a whimsical contemporary bracelet.

Curated with care by the NOVICA team, this gift set for men features beautiful accessories in rich shades of brown expertly crafted by Ghanaian artisans. Get up and go with a whimsical cotton tote bag boasting a charming fish motif, two shoulder straps and an open top that lets you toss in books, groceries and other essentials throughout the day. An attractive wristband bracelet is fashioned from brown leather, enhanced by a slender braided cord and secured with a button clasp closure. Perfect for storing small items or as a decorative piece, a fabulous box is hand carved from local sese wood, exquisitely hand-painted and accented with textured aluminium for a noble look.

Feeling lucky? Then you shouldn’t miss this awe-inspiring gift set from Thailand, especially curated by the NOVICA team, which includes three stunning accessories centreed around elements believed to bring good fortune and blessings. Like the cheerful hand-painted elephant motif that graces the front pocket of a lovely blue cotton shoulder bag, adorned with coconut shell buttons, yellow cotton cords and rain tree wood beads. The fully lined bag has an inner zippered pocket to keep small items handy. Just like the majestic Thai pachyderm, the legendary Chinese coin is said to bring wealth and success. Brass replicas of the iconic coin grace an eye-catching wristband bracelet skillfully set on a braided cord and adorned with glass and rain tree wood beads that serve as the button closure. And last, but not least--the legendary Japanese Maneki-neko cat raising one paw is also a symbol of good luck. It inspires an endearing celadon ceramic figurine of an adorable feline, in this case raising both paws and looking very playful, that will be a whimsical addition to your space.

Karen hill tribe silversmiths demonstrate their impressive skills in this whimsical cuff bracelet. Presented by Pakaon Sojintarit, the 950 silver cuff is textured along its length and adorned by a sweet family of rabbits at the center. Traditional hill tribe stamped motifs embellish the rabbits and the cuff's ends.

Tiny round silver beads interspersed with larger, striped silver beads create just the right amount of texture in this Karen 950 silver bracelet from Thailand's Pakaon Sojintarit. The bracelet includes an extender chain for an adjustable fit, accented by a whimsical silver flower charm at the end.

Karen hill tribe silver is made using techniques that have been passed down through families for generations in South East Asia using only hand tools.

Designed by Shawn Martin in India, this lovely beaded bracelet is both romantic and whimsical. The Indian artisan hand crafts the bracelet using clusters of pale rose quartz, accenting the translucent stones with decorative sterling silver beads and a lobster claw clasp.

Bringing protection and good luck, this striking bracelet from Mexico features a whimsical variety of charms, including a dragonfly, elephant, hamsa symbol, and a cross. Janeth Quintanilla takes pride in her original design, braiding the accents along a length of red cord.