ring stone

The sweet fragrance of the Taru Menyan tree inspires the design of this masculine ring by Putu Gede Darmawan. Darmawan selects reconstituted turquoise to represent Lake Batur, where the fragrant tree grows. He depicts the tree's leafy branches in sterling silver in a ring that is crafted by hand featuring 18k gold plated accents.

.925 Sterling silver

First used as ornaments for sacred Christian texts, the Armenian Bird Letter is a medieval art that now decorates thousands of regional artworks. This superb calligraphy draws inspiration from nature, featuring birds and leafy motifs in the shape of each letter of the Armenian alphabet. As a way to spread the magnificent essence of this ancient art, artisan Karno Davoudian uses 18k gold-plated sterling silver to create this stunning pendant, with a bird and leaves representing the Armenian letter “P,” all in a palette of turquoise, pink and orange hues for a bewitching style.

First used as ornaments for sacred Christian texts, the Armenian Bird Letter is a medieval art that now decorates thousands of regional artworks. This stunning calligraphy draws inspiration from nature, featuring birds and leafy motifs in the shape of each letter of the Armenian alphabet. As a way to spread the elegant essence of this ancient art, artisan Karno Davoudian uses 18k gold-plated sterling silver to create this lovely pendant, with a bird and leaves representing the Armenian letter “Y,” all in a palette of turquoise, pink and orange hues for a refreshing style.

First used as ornaments for sacred Christian texts, the Armenian Bird Letter is a medieval art that now adorns thousands of regional artworks. This exquisite calligraphy draws inspiration from nature, featuring birds and leafy motifs in the shape of each letter of the Armenian alphabet. As a way to spread the graceful essence of this ancient art, artisan Karno Davoudian uses 18k gold-plated sterling silver to create this lovely pendant, with a bird and leaves representing the Armenian letter “I,” all in a palette of turquoise, pink and orange hues for a magical style.

The intrinsic beauty of a single hydrangea leaf is brought to the fore with natural dyes obtained from the leaves of the same plant. Placed in a sterling silver surround and preserved with acrylic this striking natural leaf pendant is from the jewelry workshop of Peruvian artisan Jose Luis Pariona.