wide earrings

Exuding royal elegance, these deep blue earrings crafted from lapis lazuli bezel-set in sterling silver are presented to us by Shanker. The dotted design framing the precious lapis lazuli is called rawa work in India.

Representing the seven chakras, petite faceted gemstones of amethyst, iolite, garnet, blue topaz, carnelian, citrine, and peridot decorate these dangle earrings from India. Alok Jain presents this accessory, featuring sterling silver hamsas that house the gemstones. Believed to bring protection, hamsa is a cultural symbol that takes the shape of a hand.

You won't need any other fashion accessories once you get this set of four exquisite gemstone stud earrings made from garnet, citrine, peridot and blue topaz. Indian artisan Bhavya Jain encapsulates the gemstones within lustrous sterling silver bezels and selects a wide range of colors that go with most outfits.

Wide open skies ahead: Neeru Goel beautiful blue earrings are as effervescent as they come. To create the earrings, Indian artisans stack a sparkling blue topaz gem on top of a cloudy larimar stone, while sterling silver hooks finish the earrings with a bit of shine.

Bali's Made Wardika uses peridot stone on his lovely dangle earrings to give them elegance. The artisan hand carves a wide hook from black bone to create the earrings, adding a faceted peridot gem that twinkles in the light. Sterling silver accents add a touch of shine to the pretty pair.

Bali's Made Wardika uses garnet stone on his lovely dangle earrings to symbolize courage. The artisan hand carves a wide hook from pale bone to create the earrings, adding a faceted garnet gem that twinkles in the light. Sterling silver accents add a touch of shine to the pretty pair.

Tipa's gorgeous earrings capture the limitless possibilities of a wide open sky. The Thai artisan suspends globes of reconstituted turquoise from a row of complementary blue-brown jasper beads and hematite, adding 950 Karen silver flower beads and sterling silver hooks for a gleaming finish.

For the World Peace Project, inspired by the beauty of the lotus flower and its spiritual significance, Bali's Wayan Karang explains his intent in designing these exquisite drop earrings.

"Lotus is a flower that can grow on the surface of the water yet requires mud to grow with beautiful flowers and leaves that grow wide. The lotus flower is considered a symbol of purity and transcendence, as well as spiritual purification and liberation. Transcendence itself means divine awareness or vertical human consciousness, not only religiously but in any sense that transcends human reason.

"The lotus is beautiful and clean, even though it grows in a muddy environment," he continues. "By being linked to the philosophy of life, where humans have been created perfectly by God so that they must develop to a better life goal even though sometimes they are surrounded by hatred and negativity. Lotus has the meaning of peace and purity, which is often used as a symbol of the flower of peace. So with that, I raised the concept of the lotus flower into the form of jewelry. My hope is that humans can become like lotus flowers, aware of the perfection that has been bestowed by God, and can create positive things.

The 22k gold-plated earrings feature cabochons of luminous rainbow moonstone.