ceramic pieces

Manuel Obin from Guatemala handcrafts ceramic beads and sweet pendants to add a unique touch to his works. This beaded stretch bracelet features gallant birds and black beads, making a piece of jewelry that will definitely be a charming addition to your collection.

Handcrafted with 18k gold plated steel, a pendant necklace features an elegant cluster of glass beads in various colors. Martha and Ambar Mireles create this accessory, completing the pendant with a handcrafted ceramic bead. This accessory adorns the wearer on gold plated chain.

Because each piece of jewelry is individually crafted, there may be slight variations in colors and the decor details, thus assuring that your piece is a unique work of art.

The chakra of serenity awakens with blue and golden hues, the palette that characterizes this gorgeous necklace by Neha Gopinath Pillai. Made of ceramic, the design follows the traditional folk art details of the Indian region, reuniting golden and blue beads around Lord Ganesha amulets. Completed with a nylon cord, the piece can also be adjusted to your liking thanks to a mango wood sliding knot.

Salvadoran artisans expertly handcraft this breathtaking, bohemian-inspired statement necklace using coconut shells. The Y-shaped necklace features a variety of cylindrical ceramic beads and delicate brass fixtures, all elegantly connected by a brown cotton cord secured with a coconut shell button closure. This statement piece is a creation of the Domenech Foundation's Callotl Project, committed to the sustainable development of the Costa del Sol region and the protection of sea turtles. They transform coconut materials previously overlooked and bound for firewood into eco-friendly products that also honor the region's remarkable flora and fauna.

With beautiful consistency of pattern and calming shades of brown and beige, Catherine Offei Kwapong strings together this subtly stunning beaded bracelet. A Ghanaian artisan, Kwapong uses a base of nylon twine and then decorates it with beads of sese wood and terracotta. Kwapong names this piece Obaa, meaning "Woman" in the Akan language.

Onyx, the stone of mystery, is complemented with terracotta beads in this exquisite creation by Tina Quaye of Ghana. The artisan draws inspiration from regional jewelry pieces to create these dangle earrings, whose black hue and golden-toned brass hooks allow for a sublime look of romantic allure.