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This handsome handcrafted bracelet combines traditional Eastern medicine with one of the most significant mantras in Buddhism for an accent that is as meaningful as it is beautiful. Saying, or even reading, the words Om mani padme hum is believed to invoke the Buddha of Compassion, called Avalokitesvara in Sanskrit or Chenrezig in Tibetan. Some traditions within Eastern medicine use copper and brass for their purported power to alleviate arthritis and increase circulation. These two beliefs intertwine in a hand-hammered copper, brass, and white metal cuff. The Tibetan script for Om mani padme hum is overlaid on the face of the bracelet.

Please note: This item contains nickel and is not recommended for anyone with sensitivity to nickel.

Christmas' classic fir trees shine in this set of three ornaments by Armenia's Tsovinar Miskaryan. Acrylic threads in a silver hue adorn these navy ornaments with a magical vibe, whereas brass accents add a dapper touch. Ideal for a sophisticated decor theme, the pieces have convenient ribbons.

Thai artisan Tiraphan Hasub gathers mystical grace within the details that compose this wristband bracelet. After adding brass replicas of the legendary Chinese coin, believed to bring wealth and success according to Feng Shui practices, Tirapha completes the accessory with a palette of warm earth tones, harmonizing it with rain tree wood and glass beads in the clasps.

Christmas bell ornaments can never be left out of your holiday decorations because they are beloved classics. Thai artisan Teerasak Chaiwong uses soil as a mold and wax to create the bell shape for this lovely ornament hand-crafted from brass with an antiqued finish that hangs from a brown satin ribbon.

Red and green faceted beads alternate with jingling brass bells to crown lacy brass globes. Crafted by hand, these handcrafted Christmas ornaments are elegant and beautiful. Dinesh in India presents the set of five for holiday glam.

Evoking golden coins, brass charms adorn two handcrafted bracelets. Tiraphan Hasub crochets the wristbands by hand, adding beads of rain tree wood for the clasp. She selects a combination of red, rust and brown for the cords.

Clusters of grapes, sweet fruit of the vine, ripen in the vineyard. The repoussé motifs grace a jewelry box by Khalid Ali. Handcrafted of mango wood, it is covered in embossed brass bathed in nickel. Ali lines the box with velvet, adds a compartment for rings, a mirror in the lid, and a latch that can be locked.