red jewelry

Three coca leaves come together in a bouquet known as a kintu. In Andean thought, it is a symbol of the union of the three worlds — the worlds of the living, of the dead and of the gods. It is also a favorite offering to Pachamama, the Mother Earth. Centering a red cord unity bracelet by Jorge Perez, the pendant is crafted of sterling silver.

Intricately hand-painted vine motifs in red grace the cylindrical pendant of this stylish necklace designed by India’s Anuva Baid. The pendant is handcrafted from glazed ceramic and elegantly sways from a black leather cord, finished with a stainless steel barrel clasp closure.

Symbolizing deep and passionate love, the magnificence of red rose petals is made eternal in this pendant necklace from Thailand's Danai. A natural rose petal is given a round shape, gold-flashed and resin-coated. To complete the splendid necklace, the petal is attached to red waxed cotton cords which are tied off with a glass bead; the bead slides to allow the necklace's length to be adjusted as desired.

Please note that because natural flowers are used, no two necklaces will look exactly the same.

Painted by hand, Arpine Matevosyan's newest design pays homage to Armenia's evergreen landscapes. Made from ceramic, this cotton cord necklace features a round pendant whose front is decorated with a tree of life, a symbol of prosperity and growth.

Pastel hues relive a tender memory of love in this necklace by Rita Khachatryan. Transforming her talent for pottery creations into a message of passion, the Armenian artisan crafts the ceramic pendant from classic techniques that allow her to portray a delicate rose among leaves. The piece, glazed for a lustrous look, dangles from a cotton cord.