gorgeous necklaces

Crowned with garnet, a sterling silver sphere hosts sleek red-orange enameled globe inside. It chimes like a small bell. Ketut Sulastri crafts the necklace by hand with polished carnelian spheres along the silver chain.

Also called "angel necklaces" and "harmony balls," Such necklaces are often worn by pregnant women in Bali and also in Mexico. The chain lets the pendant reach to the belly and the delicate sounds are thought to soothe the mother and the baby she is carrying. Some believe it summons a guardian angel, thus making it a symbol of loving protection.

Green hues capture the enchanting essence of Armenia's forests and transport it into a gorgeous pendant necklace by Ani Rashoyan. Made from brass, this pendant necklace dangles from a comfortable faux leather cord, displaying a serene nature-themed aura.

Bathed in 24k gold plating, Ali Guzman's brass station necklace arrives from gorgeous Mexican lands to adorn your ensembles with a touch of stylish wisdom. Grey cultured pearls embellish the chain, creating a distinguished palette ideal for any occasion.

Elegance visits you in the shape of golden chains and exquisite cultured pearls. Mexico's Ali Guzman works with 24k gold-plated brass to craft this station necklace, whose baroque pearls create a gorgeous palette of cream and golden hues.

Beautiful tiger's eye beads and cultured freshwater pearls adorn the long, sterling silver tube chain of this stunning pendant necklace from artisan Wayan Sarjana. Hand crafted in Bali, the center of the pendant glistens with a gorgeous cabochon tiger's eye gemstone that is embraced by an eye-catching spherical design crafted from sterling silver.

Jevo's newest collection draws inspiration from ancient petroglyphs discovered in the Armenian region. Crafted by talented artisans, this necklace features brass and melchior accents that together create a gorgeous pendant featuring a fish icon and a precious onyx stone, a symbol of protection. Melchior is an alloy containing copper, zinc and nickel that was invented in the 1700s.