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Sterling silver frangipanis flank a glowing moon in a ring of magical beauty. Buana selects a dyed pink iridescent pearl as he crafts the ring by hand featuring Balinese ornamentation.

.925 Sterling silver

This sterling silver locket features intricate granulation techniques that have been perfected for centuries by Balinese silversmiths. The designs frame a deep red garnet, January’s birthstone and a symbol of creativity, love, and friendship. The hinged locket is deep enough to hold a tiny memento.

Blue anemones inhabit a mysterious underwater world. Painted by hand, they grace this colorful batik robe by Desak Nyoman Parwati. As beautiful as it is comfortable, its flattering front-wrap style, wide sleeves and matching belt make this robe a favorite.

This handpainted batik robe is a truly original work of art. Sunlight, water, dye and temperature all factor into the look of the finished robe. This should be considered a unique design made especially for you. Colors and pattern placement will vary.

Forming a heart shape as they clasp hands, a newly wedded husband and wife decorate the top of this sculpture from Bali. Eka presents this sculpture, which is hand-carved from natural suar wood to feature a wavy form.

This red-hot gift set curated by the NOVICA team features selected accessories from Peru in energizing crimson hues. Hands clasp one another in a gesture of solidarity in a splendid sterling silver unity pendant bracelet, with an adjustable red cord for a customized fit. Inspired by summer's bounty, the eye-catching dangle earrings immortalize natural hydrangea leaves showcasing their intricate veins, dyed in a gorgeous crimson shade, coated with clear acrylic and exquisitely framed in lustrous sterling silver. Captivating patterns of pre-Hispanic inspiration, created using the jacquard knitting method, adorn a chic scarf in crimson and cinnabar red fashioned from a soft alpaca wool blend.

A symbol of optimism and of life itself, fig leaves poise on spiral stems. Gulam Rasool is a master at traditional jali or openwork carving. Working in soapstone, he crafts a beautiful pair of candleholders for the romantic glow of tea lights.