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Experience the artistry of Salvadoran artisans in this charming braided bracelet featuring a lovely turtle-shaped coconut shell pendant. Its adjustable cotton cord in a combination of green and turquoise hues—for a tropical vibe—is secured with a convenient pewter sliding knot that allows a personalized fit. The accessory hails from the Domenech Foundation's Callotl Project, dedicated to the sustainable growth of the Costa del Sol region and the protection of sea turtles. By repurposing once-overlooked coconut materials, their eco-friendly products are a tribute to the region's breathtaking natural beauty.

Stones of jasper, unakite, lapis lazuli, and calcite create a wonderful appearance along the length of these multi-gemstone bracelets from Thailand, punctuated by petite brass beads. Tiraphan Hasub styles herself a fashionista, transmitting her artistic intuition to the wearer in this pair of beaded bracelets. Each bracelet closes with a brass bell button clasp.

By Guillermo Arregui, stacking rings are minimalist in style to exalt the glow of Taxco's legendary sterling silver. He crowns one of the pair with a faceted circle of natural turquoise.

A palette of green, turquoise, white and yellow hues takes you to a paradisial shore. Thai artisan Siriporn creates this refreshing wristband bracelet from glass beads and refined leather cords in brown—all crowned by an adjustable button closure and a silver peace pendant.

A disc of shining silver crowns this cocktail ring, set with natural blue-green turquoise in the center. Working with family members, Mexico's Alon Diller combines a modern sensibility with colonial aesthetics, inspired by the Taxco and Spanish cultures.