handcrafted

From Alok Jain, these delightful garnet earrings are known as jhumki, which means "hanging earrings" in Hindi. The ornate silver chandeliers feature diminutive dancing beads in four tiers.

.925 Sterling silver

Costa Rican artisan Marian Zerpa Torrelles crafts this unique accessory for expressing your individuality under the Zodiac sign of Leo. Natural garnets form the leaves of a magnificent gemstone tree, which is handcrafted of copper. The circular pendant centers a braided length of faux leather.

Komang Suastra designs this absolutely stunning cuff bracelet. Working with sterling silver, he incorporates traditional Balinese swirl and dot motifs. Seven garnets add 3.5 carats of fiery elegance as he handcrafts a bracelet certain to impress. Suastra names his creation after Uluwato temple, which is perched on a cliff with a fabulous ocean view.

Bali's Ayu Ary handcrafts a wondrous accessory in honor of creativity, the expression of our inner dreams and wishes. Working on feather-shaped cow bones, the artisan hand-paints the pieces in a refreshing palette of blue, yellow, purple and black hues. As the final touch, Ayu crowns her design with natural garnet beads, adding comfortable sterling silver hooks that allow you to display the accessory in all its beauty.

These small but ornate set earrings add just enough color to your everyday looks and make a fantastic accessory to mix and match with your other pieces of jewelry. Ezequiel Tapia handcrafts his design from 925 sterling silver and embellishes the surface with curved linear designs. They feature a rounded garnet on the front and a contrasting reconstituted turquoise on the underside.

Ezequiel learned silversmithing from his father - a master Taxco jeweler. After studying mechanical engineering and running his own industrial maintenance company, Ezequiel decided to return to his hometown to continue working on his father's craft. His designs feature references to global cultures as well as traditional Mexican iconography.