childrens jewelry

Show off your beautiful jewelry in gallery style with this admirable wall display stand by Komang Sulaksana. He hand-carves the jewelry display panel of seasoned jempinis wood and finishes it with a weathered brown hue. The panel is centered by cotton printed with the traditional batik motifs in shades of cream and black over a golden background. The jewelry display panel includes a net over the cotton part for hanging earrings, and a rod on the top is designed for bracelets and/ or necklaces. There's a practical shelf over 10 stainless steel hooks, and two more hooks flanking the earrings.

Rod is designed to lift up.

In Eastern lore, the tiger's eye stone was linked to the tiger, and thus believed to represent courage. Tiraphan Hasub uses the intriguing golden-brown stone to craft a beaded bracelet. The strand of tiger's eye gemstones is punctuated by discs of golden brass.

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.

Thailand's Tiraphan Hasub orchestrates a dazzling harmony of colors with the design of this bracelet. She crafts the bracelet by hand, combining tiger's eye and glistening brass beads. The bracelet has a loop and hollow brass bell closure.