nice necklaces

Ghana's Eva Asantewa Amakye presents a charming necklace to celebrate the melodies of bluebirds. Tiny recycled glass beads in royal blue are strung to create multiple textured layers, featuring three larger focal beads on one side.

Elizabeth Alorchie-Apetor finds glistening deka ("harmony" in the Ewe language) in the design of this necklace as she combines gray, white, black, ice and amber hues. Working with beads of recycled glass, she strings and knots six strands by hand. Clay beads shaped like cocoa pods border the beaded torsade that fastens with a brass clasp.

Give any ensemble an enchanting aura with the chic Thai accessories that make up this gift set, curated with care by the NOVICA team. A luxuriously soft silk scarf is expertly hand-loomed and colored using traditional tie-dye techniques, creating a charming pattern of amethyst, azure and lime hues. Complement the look with a breathtaking pendant necklace and a pair of dangle earrings that showcase natural orchid petals delicately tinted in blue and purple tones and immortalized in resin, with the former featuring a long, adjustable suede cord topped by sodalite stones and the latter finished with shiny sterling silver hooks.

Ghana's Eva Asantewa Amakye presents a lovely necklace that is reminiscent of a cardinal's plumage. Vibrant red seed beads of recycled glass create strands that twist in a torsade style, with larger beads leading to the clasp. This accessory is the perfect pop of color to add to your outfits.

In blue and brown, this torsade necklace is by Sumalee Nawakul. She crafts the necklace by hand with dyed blue wood beads of littleleaf boxwood, creating 10 hand-knotted strands that twist into a necklace that can fasten at two different lengths.