spiral rings

Carved from bone, this sleek ring by Collins Amanatey Korle invokes the spirit of the eagle. He names the design Korle, an Ada word meaning "Eagle." "The eagle is my family's emblem, and I created this ring in honor of them," the Ghanaian artisan confides.

The slumbering face of a Balinese knight is hand-carved of bone to adorn this fabulous cocktail ring. Komang Suastra designs the ring, crowning the knight with a headdress of sterling silver, elaborated with spiral and bubble motifs. A corona of petite garnet stones finishes this dazzling cocktail ring.

Over one carat of purple amethyst decorates the crown of this cocktail ring, which features the face of a noble prince, hand-carved of bone. Balinese artisan Komang Suastra designs the ring, framing the face with an ornate sterling silver headdress detailed with bubble and spiral motifs.

Over one carat of blue topaz decorates the crown of this cocktail ring, which features the face of a noble prince, hand-carved of bone. Balinese artisan Komang Suastra designs the ring, framing the face with an ornate sterling silver headdress detailed with bubble and spiral motifs.

The slumbering face of a Balinese knight is hand-carved of bone to adorn this fabulous cocktail ring. Komang Suastra designs the ring, crowning the knight with a headdress of sterling silver, elaborated with spiral and bubble motifs. A corona of petite peridot stones finishes this dazzling cocktail ring.

The slumbering face of a Balinese knight is hand-carved of bone to adorn this fabulous cocktail ring. Komang Suastra designs the ring, crowning the knight with a headdress of sterling silver, elaborated with spiral and bubble motifs. A corona of petite blue topaz stones finishes this dazzling cocktail ring.

Carved from bone, this sleek ring by Collins Amanatey Korle invokes the spirit of the eagle. He names the design Korle, an Ada word meaning "Eagle." "The eagle is my family's emblem, and I created this ring in honor of them," the Ghanaian artisan confides.

Over one carat of green peridot decorates the crown of this cocktail ring, which features the face of a noble prince, hand-carved of bone. Balinese artisan Komang Suastra designs the ring, framing the face with an ornate sterling silver headdress detailed with bubble and spiral motifs.

Carved from bone, this sleek ring by Collins Amanatey Korle invokes the spirit of the eagle. He names the design Korle, an Ada word meaning "Eagle." "The eagle is my family's emblem, and I created this ring in honor of them," the Ghanaian artisan confides.

"The dove is a bird of love, with a gentle face symbolizing love for all the universe and a call for universal peace. With this design, I'm offering a constant reminder to the wearer to maintain thoughts of peace, and to remember to imitate the dove's character," explains the artisan.

"If a community is able to create peace in terms of living conditions, and in terms of embracing the existence of others in general, the population in each village will be happy to carry out activities in each of their diverse fields, including the farmers who are happy to go to the fields, office employees or civil servants, and so on and on, with the spirit of carrying out duties and responsibilities well for the harmony of all. So that macro-economy and technology will continue to develop positively, and human resources can still be relied upon for world development. If these aspects develop well, then the creation of harmonious relationships with our fellow human beings, and also with the universe, is possible."

Bali's Buana creates a lovely design featuring a beautiful dove carved from bone. This sterling silver necklace has a faceted blue topaz gemstone for a breathtaking accessory symbolizing peace.

In Bali, artisan-jeweler Buana crafts this stunning World Peace Project design featuring gentle doves handcrafted from bone. "The dove is a bird of love, with a gentle face symbolizing world peace. I've carefully decorated this unique dove with flowers in the shape of a heart, symbolizing love for all the universe and a call for universal peace. By creating this message in the form of a bracelet, I’m offering a constant reminder to the wearer to maintain thoughts of peace, and to remember to imitate the dove’s character.

"If a community is able to create peace in terms of living conditions, and in terms of embracing the existence of others in general, the population in each village will be happy to carry out activities in each of their diverse fields, including the farmers who are happy to go to the fields, office employees or civil servants, and so on and on, with the spirit of carrying out duties and responsibilities well for the harmony of all. So that macro-economy and technology will continue to develop positively, and human resources can still be relied upon for world development. If these aspects develop well, then the creation of harmonious relationships with our fellow human beings, and also with the universe, is possible."

This sterling silver bracelet features faceted blue topaz and citrine stones in a dazzling design symbolizing peace.