distinctive bracelet

Capturing the exquisite patterns and designs of Bali, this handmade cuff bracelet is covered with leaf and woven motifs. Pear-shaped blue topaz stones totaling seven luscious carats add a touch of color to each end of the cuff, which is presented by Komang Wijayana. An artfully concealed hinge makes it easy to to put on and take off.

Drawing cosmic inspiration, jewelry artisan Oka Narmada creates a magical 18k gold-plated cuff featuring a galaxy of precious gems. Faceted amethyst, topaz, citrine, lemon quartz and prasiolite gems, totaling more than seven carats, are suspended on golden strands which wrap around the wrist in this distinctive bracelet. A brilliant and head-turning addition to any outfit.

Balinese artisan Made Masna asks nature to bless your mind with calm and wisdom, uniting bloodstone, unakite and tiger's eye beads in a wondrous bracelet. Each gem adds its distinctive color to the accessory, creating a serene palette. Ideal for any occasion, the bracelet has an adjustable sliding knot.

Unleash the power of ancient wisdom with this extraordinary men's pendant bracelet, a fusion of Balinese spirituality and chakra energy. Handcrafted by artisan Made Masna, this unique design combines onyx, tiger's eye and fluorite stones set on an adjustable cord. It nods to yoga bracelets, with beads that act as conduits for specific energies, and to tridatu bracelets, rooted in Balinese Hinduism, with their distinctive three-colored cord: white for purity, red for life force and black for protection.

Harness the strength of ancient traditions with this one-of-a-kind men's pendant bracelet, merging Balinese spirituality with chakra alignment. Handcrafted by Made Masna, this striking creation features onyx, aquamarine and amethyst stones on an adjustable cord, blending both beauty and meaning. Inspired by yoga bracelets, the beads channel specific energies while the distinctive white, red and black tridatu cords—symbols of purity, life force and protection—honor the deep roots of Balinese Hinduism.