light bracelets

Give your look a creative edge with this awe-inspiring stretch bracelet featuring vivid light blue and white glass beads made using traditional handblown techniques. The colorful patterns and smooth textures feel playful yet sophisticated. Thai artisan Alexx Cheng’s artistry shines through in every unique detail of this chic bracelet, complemented by faceted crystal beads.

This lively stretch bracelet is a burst of color for your wrist, featuring handblown glass beads with captivating patterns and dazzling lime green, white, light purple and light brown tones. The unique shapes and textures make each glass bead one-of-a-kind, complemented by clear crystal beads. Thai artisan Alexx Cheng uses traditional techniques to craft a bracelet that feels timeless and effortlessly stylish.

This fabulous wristband bracelet is the original creation of Andres Arambula. A square pendant of glossy black fused glass centers it. The Mexican artisan crafts the band from tiny black and multicolored glass seed beads in starburst patterns. A sliding knot allows you to adjust the length as desired.

Add a pop of color to your day with this handcrafted stretch bracelet from Thai artisan Alexx Cheng. The handblown glass beads, each one unique, feature vivid hues and delicate motifs that catch the light beautifully. Also showcasing crystal beads, this comfortable, easy-to-wear accessory is perfect for adding a little artistic flair to your everyday look.

This fabulous bracelet transforms discarded glass into something extraordinary—a brilliant centerpiece that blooms against the wrist, surrounded by soothing aquamarine stones. Balinese artisan Made Masna's expert macrame work creates intricate patterns that hold everything in perfect harmony while 18k gold-plated beads catch the light on the adjustable closure, making this accessory as practical as it is stunning.

Brilliant lemon quartz beads dance around a blue recycled glass pendant in this stunning bracelet that redefines sustainable luxury. Framed by 18k gold plating, the centerpiece pendant commands attention while the luminous stones catch the light beautifully. Balinese artisan Made Masna's meticulous macrame skills bring everything together with precision and the sliding knot mechanism ensures comfortable wear and versatile styling possibilities for any fashion moment.

Sustainable luxury finds its perfect expression in this captivating bracelet where recycled glass becomes the star of an eye-catching statement piece. Framed in lustrous 18k gold-plated brass, the geometric centerpiece catches the light from every angle while vibrant tourmaline gemstones punctuate the design with unexpected pops of brilliance. Bali artisan Made Masna weaves traditional macrame techniques into this modern marvel, delivering an adjustable accessory that adapts to your every mood and moment.

Experience the beauty of our set of 3 cotton and glass beaded bracelets, meticulously handwoven by skilled women artisans, each capturing the essence of different elements in our world.

Dive into the serene 'Air' with its tranquil blue bracelets, embrace the harmonious 'Dharma' featuring a mix of pink and turquoise, or ground yourself with 'Earth'—a set of one white and two earthy brown bracelets. Explore the mystical allure of 'Mystic' in green, pink, and light blue, or feel the calming waves of 'Ocean' in green, blue, and white. Find inner 'Peace' with a combination of white, blue, and earthy brown, or embody 'Unity' with a set blending white, earthy brown, and turquoise. Elevate your style with these meaningful accessories, where craftsmanship meets a celebration of the diverse elements that shape our world.

Balinese artisans find inspiration in Buddhist spiritual traditions for the design of this unique karma set from the Pertiwi Collection. It includes a bracelet crafted with natural rubber and light and dark glass beads. For every good deed done in a day, slide a lighter bead to the center. For any bad deed, slide a darker one. At the end of the day count of which color there are more, and keep a record of it in the karma journal. It is crafted by hand with rice paper and decorated with cinnamon stick on the lontar leaves covers.

The karma counter is a millenary method developed in Tibet, to remind one to stop and think about the ramifications of any action one is about to do in a genuine consideration of other's need and happiness. It is believed that as the ratio of white pebbles grows for having done well to others, so will good karma return to one.