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The green-blue beads and shimmering silver on Tipa's anklet are a match made in heaven. The Thai artisan centers the anklet with a floral-stamped 950 Karen silver charm, then hand threads beautiful reconstituted turquoise alongside petite hematite beads and a sterling silver clasp.

Knotted by hand on macrame cords, gemstones represent the seven chakras. The word means "wheel" and refers to the points of spiritual and physical energy in the human body. Violet, indigo, blue, green, yellow, orange and red represent the crown, brow, throat, heart, solar plexus, sacral and root, and each is linked to a different mantra. By Rituu in India, this beautiful bracelet combines amethyst, lapis lazuli, pale blue amazonite and rose quartz with golden tiger's eye, carnelian and onyx. It is designed to foster balance and harmony in life. The bracelet can be adjusted in length by sliding the knot along the cords, and hematite adorns each end.

Volcanic stones and pinewood beads capture the bold essence of the modern man, forming a dapper accessory crafted in Guatemala. Artisans Erick and Ivania work long hours on this beaded bracelet, meticulously arranging each piece around an adjustable nylon cord and finishing it with a hematite bead at the center, a symbol of protection.

Inspired by the Thai ocean, these dangle earrings—by Tipa—take you to paradisial coasts. Made of sterling silver, the pair combines polished and oxidized finishes in a traditional design, exquisitely complemented with reconstituted turquoise stones and hematite beads.

Tipa's gorgeous earrings capture the limitless possibilities of a wide open sky. The Thai artisan suspends globes of reconstituted turquoise from a row of complementary blue-brown jasper beads and hematite, adding 950 Karen silver flower beads and sterling silver hooks for a gleaming finish.