different bracelets

Red nylon cord is used to hand-knot macrame bracelets with a bohemian style. Promoting rural artisans in Guatemala, Wakami presents this set of seven, each with a unique design. Some close with metal buttons and others feature adjustable sliding knots. According to Wakami, these bracelets represent the history of Guatemala — the creation of the sun, the stars, water, air, plants, animals, as well as children are each signified by a different bracelet.

Vipin brings us a modern set of three bangle bracelets handcrafted in India from mango wood. Each bangle has a different geometrical shape in vibrant vermilion, crimson and midnight tones.

Crafted from mango wood, this set of four bangle bracelets is hand-painted in a vibrant claret hue. Presented by India's Vipin, these pretty accessories are stylish creations featuring different shapes enhanced with a polished finish.

Hands clasp one another in a gesture of solidarity. "This design is inspired by togetherness and empathy in our most difficult moments. I want to share my hope that we can unite without borders, without differences, and overcome our problems in life," Jose Luis Pariona confides. "I want to give life and hope." The Andean artisan displays his sterling silver pendant on a red cord unity bracelet.