gratitude bracelet

The bright yellow stones on Alok Jain's tennis bracelet mesmerize with their cheerful sparkle. Indian artisans use plenty of faceted citrine stones in decorative bezel settings to hand craft the bracelet, adding sterling silver accents and a box clasp that shines with a polished finish.

Jasper beads dyed in amazing colors are the stars of this beautiful bracelet as well as a delicate 950 silver charm that dangles from an adjustable dark brown waxed polyester cord. Thai artisan Samart Takham hand-braids a beaded charm bracelet that can complement any outfit to perfection.

In Eastern lore, the tiger's eye stone was linked to the tiger, and thus believed to represent courage. Tiraphan Hasub uses the intriguing golden-brown stone to craft a beaded bracelet. The strand of tiger's eye gemstones is punctuated by discs of golden brass.

Black beads made from lava rocks line this intriguing bracelet from Indonesia. Designed by Henry Anthony Sanny, the unisex bracelet features a buffalo skull made from sterling silver which slides into a leather loop to close the bracelet.

The protective talisman known as the Hamsa hand graces this stretch bracelet in the form of a sterling silver pendant. Asmara Putra in Bali creates the bracelet, which features beads of natural lava stone and a single onyx than centers the pendant.

Tiny glass and crystal beads in aqua, turquoise, green and black are knotted by hand to create this pretty wrap bracelet. Domingo Reanda in Guatemala designs and crafts the bracelet, which is secured by a pewter button.

Artisan Domingo explains, "This bracelet is inspired by the colors of water and the harmony found in earthy tones, symbolizing balance in both nature and life itself. In addition to enhancing any ensemble, this bracelet convey a profound message of self-awareness, self-care, self-love, and gratitude. They serve as a constant reminder of the importance of balance in life, both internally and externally."

This bold, wide cuff is the original creation of the artisans of the Zenu Community in northwest Colombia. They cover the PVC cuff with handwoven caña flecha fiber in brown, orange and white. Caña flecha is a neotropical grass native to Colombia and Mexico. The cuff is lined and trimmed with blue polyester fabric.

Handcrafted with sparkling glass and crystal beads, this pretty bracelet is from Domingo Reanda in Guatemala. The long bracelet wraps around the wrist several times and is secured by a pewter button.

Artisan Domingo explains, "I combined earthy tones with metallic hues, symbolizing the grounding essence of the present moment and the promise of abundance. I wholeheartedly believe that focusing on positive thoughts and nurturing an attitude of gratitude is a powerful way to beckon more abundance into our lives, whether in the realm of emotional well-being or in material aspects such as wealth and possessions. This bracelet serves as an open invitation to embrace a positive and appreciative mindset, a companion you can carry with you at all times."

Unleash your unique style with this lively duo of wrap bracelets boasting an energizing color palette dominated by orange, purple, brown and yellow hues. Shimmering crystal and glass beads, meticulously interwoven by Guatemala's Domingo Reanda using a specialized bead loom, make these vibrant designs come to life. Gleaming Tibetan-style pewter buttons add a fashionable final touch.

Artisan Domingo explains, "In the creation of these bracelets, my inspiration was drawn from two distinct color palettes. For the first bracelet, I combined earthy tones with metallic hues, symbolizing the grounding essence of the present moment and the promise of abundance. I wholeheartedly believe that focusing on positive thoughts and nurturing an attitude of gratitude is a powerful way to beckon more abundance into our lives, whether in the realm of emotional well-being or in material aspects such as wealth and possessions. This bracelet serves as an open invitation to embrace a positive and appreciative mindset, a companion you can carry with you at all times.

In crafting the second bracelet, I carefully selected vibrant tones interwoven with metallic hues, signifying the radiant energy of the present moment and the protective shield against negative influences and physical harm. It is my sincere hope that this bracelet will stand as a perpetual reminder to maintain a positive perspective and to live fearlessly."

Two is always better than one, that is why you can’t go wrong with this pair of colorful wrap bracelets where sparkling crystal and glass beads intertwine in perfect harmony. Crafted by Guatemala's Domingo Reanda, these fashionable accessories are woven with meticulous precision on a special bead loom. Polished Tibetan-style pewter buttons add a touch of sophistication and elegance.

Artisan Domingo explains, "The first bracelet is inspired by the colors of water and the harmony found in earthy tones, symbolizing balance in both nature and life itself. In addition to enhancing any ensemble, this bracelet convey a profound message of self-awareness, self-care, self-love, and gratitude. They serve as a constant reminder of the importance of balance in life, both internally and externally.

The second beautiful bracelet is crafted using blue, reminiscent of water, and earthy tones symbolizing paths. I created it with inspiration from the guidance we sometimes need to make life's decisions. Just as water flows and finds its way, and the earth lays the groundwork for our journey, may this bracelet serve as a reminder that guidance and direction are always within reach, helping us navigate life's twists and turns. Trust in your inner compass, and you'll find your way to brighter horizons."

Corral keys, wallets, and coins on a desk or entryway with this hand-tooled leather catchall. Designed by Johnny Jimenez, it features a lasso motif inspired by the cowboys —morochucos— who live and work in Peru's Andean highlands.

Balinese Hindus frequently leave offerings of rice and flowers in baskets woven of pandan leaves to show gratitude to the gods. This sterling silver cuff is woven in the same fashion by Komang Wijayan in the traditional jewelry-making village of Celuk.

.925 Sterling silver