different bracelets

Wakami is an artisan collective whose work benefits over 500 Guatemalan women and their families. This bohemian-cool unisex bracelet set is crafted with macrame techniques, and each of the 4 bracelets is different. In tones of brown and black, the bracelets incorporate braided waxed cord along with metal accents, leather, and beads of onyx. Three of the bracelets have clasps (one with a hook and two with button clasps), and the fourth bracelet features a sliding knot for an adjustable length.

Wakami is an artisan collective whose work benefits over 500 Guatemalan women and their families. This bohemian-cool unisex bracelet set is crafted with macrame techniques, and each of the 3 bracelets is different. In tones of black, brown, grey-green and white, the bracelets incorporate braided waxed cord along with metal accents, leather, and beads of white howlite. Two of the bracelets have clasps (one with a hook and one with a button clasp), and the third bracelet features a sliding knot for an adjustable length.

The rugged textures of natural lava stone are juxtaposed with sleek bone beads inscribed with chakra motifs. With this unity bracelet, Ayu Ary responds to the world's differences with a beautiful piece of jewelry. Strung on a cotton cord, the bracelet's sliding knot clasp makes the length adjustable.

Rich earth-toned glass beads wrapped in spirals create a tactile experience that invites touch, while crystal accents add dimension and visual intrigue throughout the design. Guatemalan artisan Ivania Ruiz creates a dual-function bracelet-necklace that challenges conventional jewelry thinking by asking a simple question: why choose between wrist and neck when one can serve both? The zamac charm hanging from the strands bears detailed stamping that rewards close inspection, revealing the care invested in every element. Wrap it snugly for a textured wrist statement, or let it drape long and loose for an entirely different energy that feels more relaxed and bohemian.

Wrap this around your wrist once, twice, three times, and suddenly you've transformed a single accessory into an entirely new silhouette. Designed by Guatemala's Ivania Ruiz, this ingenious bracelet blurs the line between wrist adornment and necklace through its remarkable versatility and thoughtful construction. Strands of warm brown glass beads catch the light with subtle iridescence, punctuated by delicate crystal beads that add sparkle without screaming for attention, all anchored by a zamac charm stamped with intricate detail. The magic lies in its dual nature: wear it loose and layered around your wrist for bohemian movement, or drape it long across your collarbone for an entirely different personality. This is the kind of accessory that grows more valuable as you wear it, revealing new ways to style itself with each passing week.