accent rings

Thailand’s silversmithing and craftsmanship traditions are featured in this gift set thoughtfully curated by the NOVICA team. Karen hill tribe artisans create a pair of mesmerizing drop earrings in the shape of three spirals, their oxidized finish adding to their hypnotic aura. The cherry-red cord bracelet wraps beautifully around the wrist with Karen hill tribe oval silver beads, showcasing stamped patterns, darkened accents and a button clasp closure. Keep these stunning accessories in a jewelry roll adorned with the Lisu hill tribe’s appliqué work, complete with a secure tie closure, a large open compartment, a roll carrier for rings and two zippered pockets for earrings and other precious keepsakes.

Perfect for storing rings and small earrings, this petite jewelry box is expertly hand-carved from beechwood in a rich chocolate shade for a warm and elegant touch. The meticulously engraved accents on the lid make Armenian artisan Karen Harutyunyan’s design truly unique, highlighting a spiral symbol representing infinity. Lined with velvet, this exquisite creation is varnished for protection and a glossy finish.

Keep your most treasured rings, necklaces, earrings and more on a luxurious jewelry box embellished with gold leaf accents, exquisite hand-painted floral and vine motifs and five coats of lacquer for an elegant lustrous finish. This lovely accessory fit for a queen is crafted from walnut wood and decorated entirely by hand by Uzbek artisan Mukhamedali in the tradition of the classic lacquer miniature paintings of the city of Bukhara that date back to the 16th century.

You won’t find a more original way to keep your rings, bracelets and other precious belongings always safe and organized than with this heavenly jewelry box crafted in the tradition of the lacquer miniature paintings of the city of Bukhara in Uzbekistan, which date back to the 16th century. Working with these classic techniques, Uzbek artisan Mukhamedali adorns a walnut wood box entirely by hand with gold leaf accents, hand-painted floral and vine motifs and five coats of lacquer for extra gloss and protection.

Eye-catching on its own as a sculpture, this carved wooden open hand is also useful as a ring and jewelry holder. Wayan Dirga crafts the hand of smooth suar wood with a natural finish to highlight the grain.

Please note: Jewelry shown is not included.