moon star jewelry

A midnight of stars and lunar lights blesses these sterling silver dangle earrings from the Mexican region. Ideal for adding nocturnal magic to your ensembles, Francisco Sanchez's design composes its beauty with moon and star pendants that glow with a high polish finish.

The moon's feminine and mystic aura is captured in these glamorous 24k gold-plated brass dangle earrings, flawlessly crafted by Ali Guzman in Mexico. Showing her expertise and exquisite talent, the artisan crafts each piece from brass, adding a high-polish finish that enhances the design's luxurious stones. As the final touch, luminous crystal beads precede round embossed pendants, whose moon theme creates an ethereal look, while cubic zirconia stones shine like the stars.

Guatemala's Victoria Zurdo draws inspiration from current trends to create a cute set of three pendant bracelets in honor of friendship. Using waxed polyester cords, the artisan crafts the accessories with plastic beads in vibrant colors, each featuring a unique pattern and arrangement. With little stars, hearts, flowers and moons adding a sweet touch, the designs also come with sliding knots and Zamac charms.

Remember the enchanting Balinese nights with a sterling silver cocktail ring, presented by Putu Putri. Local artisans immortalize those exquisite nights in the ring's front, embossing moon and star motifs that recreate a region's serene sky.

Sun, moon and stars converge to capture the universe's energy in a dapper signet ring by Gede Agus Mahardika of Bali. Crafted from sterling silver in polished and oxidized finishes, this gallant accessory sends a message of wisdom written in the sky, inviting you to follow your intuition.

Be the intrepid soul of the prairie with this sterling silver bracelet by India's Neetu Barathi. Composed of star, moon and horse-shaped pendants in a high polish finish, this charm bracelet captures your fearless side and blesses it with the luck of a hero.

The Maya firmament was blessed with a privileged location that allowed them to see the galaxy's center and its harmonious pace, guiding them in every aspect of their lives. This unique way to connect nature and humanity resulted in the Mayan astrology sign, an ancient doctrine intended to identify each person's spiritual nature by looking at the stars.

As a way to wear your Mayan identity, Maura Parra from Guatemala creates this leather-cord nickel necklace for those born on the Imox day, the day of the "connection with nature" in the Nahual language. With baby and moon icons embossed along with the sign's name, the accessory represents the souls born with great intuition, characterized by creativity, empathy and a dreamy attitude.