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Handcrafted in Thailand by artisan Tiraphan Hasub, this vibrant beaded bracelet is a celebration of texture and tradition. Five strands of gemstones—deep blue lapis lazuli, earthy serpentine, striking agates, dyed blue calcite, and composite turquoise—dance alongside gleaming brass beads, all woven together on a sturdy brown cord. Adjustable loop closure with delicate brass bells that chime softly.

This set of five gemstone necklaces from Brazil creates infinite wearing options. Each strand features genuine tumbled gemstones including rose quartz, sodalite,amethyst, citrine and reconstituted turquoise. Mix and match, Wear them all together, wear them long or doubled for a shorter length.

Joias do Rio's designs draw inspiration from the natural beauty and colors of Rio de Janeiro. Their work showcases the beauty and variety of Brazilian gemstones.

Adorn your wrist with a fluttering of vibrant hues! This lovely bracelet from Mexican artisan Flora Maria captivates with three butterfly-inspired sterling silver charms, each one flanked by the rich purples of amethyst, the serene blues of reconstituted turquoise and the warm glow of amber. This colorful design brings unparalleled vibrancy and natural allure to your look.

A trident, Trishul or Trishula is the weapon of god Shiva and one of the most popular symbols in Hinduism. Indian artisan Neetu Barathi designs an exceptional version of the Trishul with reconstituted turquoise gemstones and sterling silver in a unique pendant necklace for both women and men.

With inspiration from Mayan art and architecture, Cristobal Ramirez of Guatemala designs a marvelous wrap bracelet. A beautiful array of glass beads in colors of blue and turquoise are carefully strung by hand between two lengths of nylon cord that wrap the wrist, closing with a reconstituted turquoise button. Says the artisan, "Mayan architecture is a precious thing. Combining different forms and sizes, it is something precious to admire. It is incredible to think that our ancestors achieved magnificent works without imagining that today they would be the treasure of our country."