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Pastel diamonds on a light cream background are boldly divided by a dark red line, creating a combination of ancient and modern. This wristband bracelet is the creation of Costa Rican artisans Marielos and Tania in handwoven glass beads with a narrow braided cord.

Make a statement with this bold wrap bracelet by Domingo Reanda, inspired by the lively markets of Santiago Atitlán, Guatemala. Sparkling crystal and glass beads depict cobblestone streets, vibrant textiles, and blooming flowers, all woven on durable nylon cords using a traditional bead loom. A pewter button closure adds a polished finish to this versatile and symbolic design, perfect for any outfit.

This bracelet is what happens when a coral reef falls in love with a candy shop: soft blush pink beads with crystalline textures mingle with turquoise spheres and hand-painted navy-and-coral accents that dance around your wrist like a sunset reflected in tropical waters. Designed by Ghana's Erica Yeboah, this stretch bracelet proves that recycled glass can shimmer with the same enchantment as gemstones, each bead a small act of transformation that turns yesterday's waste into today's treasure. Slip it on and carry a moment of coastal calm and playful beauty that feels as gentle as it is intentional.

Bold coral beads meet hand-painted magic in a fascinating design that radiates warmth and intention. Handcrafted with recycled glass and adorned with intricately painted accents, this stretch bracelet from Ghana's Erica Yeboah proves that eco-friendly can be utterly eye-catching. The glossy beads capture the light while the matte pendant adds an earthy, grounding touch. The bracelet is called oyerepa, meaning “good wife” within the Akan language.

Bold and utterly magnetic, this stretch bracelet is a love letter to color in its most exuberant form. Hand-painted recycled glass beads explode across your wrist in a symphony of reds, yellows and blacks against a rich navy canvas, each one a small masterpiece of detail. Designed by Ghana's Erica Yeboah, this statement bracelet transforms what was once destined for landfills into something impossible to ignore, proving that style and sustainability are not just compatible, they're inseparable.

A vibrant celebration of color and conscience, this stretch pendant bracelet is handcrafted with recycled glass beads that shimmer in translucent blues, accented by bold red, white and navy discs for a striking finish. Designed by Ghana’s Erica Yeboah, it carries an eco-friendly spirit that blends modern flair with sustainable tradition, offering a touch of style that feels both fresh and meaningful. The bracelet is called Anidaso, meaning “hope” in Twi, a major language spoken in Ghana.