space jewelry

Yellow and bright hues take your spaces on a little tour around the essence of summer. Crafted by Mohammad Hussain Baba in India, this papier mache jewelry box portrays a fresh bouquet painted by hand on a yellow base hue. The interior is lined with faux velvet, allowing extra elegance.

From Alok Jain, this sterling silver bracelet links colorful gems associated with chakras. Set in sterling silver, amethyst, iolite, citrine, peridot, garnet, blue topaz and carnelian total 4.2 gemstone carats. Clear and light purple stones are associated with the 7th chakra (awareness and wisdom); the purple, violet and indigo gems with 6th chakra (insight and perception), and the blue or light blue with the 5th, that of communication and truth. Green and pink stones are for love and compassion, linked to the heart, on the 4th chakra. For inner power and will, the 3rd chakra is associated with yellow gems, whereas emotion and sexuality are linked to red and orange gems for the 2nd chakra. Black gems are used to stimulate the 1st chakra, that of stability and security.

In Sanskrit, chakra refers to an energy vortex through which vital universal forces are channeled, and there are believed to be seven in the human body. When all seven are aligned the person feels a healthy sense of well-being.

.925 Sterling silver.

Armenia's Armine Harutyunyan creates these vibrant dangle earrings featuring alluring geometric shapes that exude a modern and fashionable charm. Crafted from oxidized sterling silver, this exceptional design combines a rich selection of lapis lazuli, garnet and synthetic yellow sapphire stones, making them a must-have addition to your jewelry collection.

Set with citrine, a silver heart reveals a special space inside. Alok Jain presents an elegant necklace that whispers a promise of love. Crafted by hand, it features a beautiful 2-carat gem.

.925 Sterling silver

Discs in yellow hues will add a gorgeous accent to your days while helping the environment become the harmonious space it once was. Guatemalan artisan Rosario Leiva fights for a world free of pollution by crafting these lovely dangle earrings from recycled CDs, equipping them with sterling silver hooks.

These delightful fish-themed dangle earrings represent the perfect confluence of environmental consciousness and artistic expression. Guatemalan craftsman Julio Molina rescues discarded wood, transforming it into these marine-inspired accessories painted with natural dyes in a vibrant yellow hue. The openwork details create fascinating negative space within each wooden fish while sterling silver hooks provide a bright contrast.

Ghana's Ila Suleyman designs a necklace featuring five beaded strands threaded with recycled vinyl beads in a mix of pink, blue, brown, yellow, red, orange, black and green. The ends of the multi-strand section are finished with sese wood beads, agate stones, and leather strips serving as spacers. The brass hook clasp complements the beads' diverse colors. The name Wend Panga comes from the Mamprusi word meaning "strong will."

Six beaded strands are interwoven in a braid to form the focal point of this necklace presented by Ghanaian Ila Suleyman. Each strand is threaded with yellow-orange recycled vinyl beads and the ends of the braided section are finished with sese wood beads and large agate stone beads that serve as spacers. The brass hook clasp matches the beads' warm tones. The name Sosongo comes from the Mamprusi word meaning "good way."

Six beaded strands are interwoven in a braid to form the focal point of this necklace presented by Ghanaian Ila Suleyman. Each strand is threaded with recycled vinyl beads in a mix of pink, blue, brown, yellow, red, orange, black and green. The ends of the braided section are finished with sese wood beads and large agate stone beads that serve as spacers. The brass hook clasp complements the colorful tones of the beads. The name Sosongo comes from the Mamprusi word meaning "good way."