stackable jewelry

For artisan Dina from Peru, handcrafting jewelry with an Incan flair is a family affair. Her husband learned ceramic techniques from her, and the whole family works in one artisan form or another. "My work is a family endeavor and our designs are ancestral ones," she says. She designs this set of three beaded bracelets which are hand-strung. Jasper, obsidian, tiny sterling silver beads, smooth green and red beads, and handcrafted ceramic beads give the stretch bracelets a variety of colors and textures.

Accented by lustrous gemstones, Passaramon's bracelet is diligently hand crafted. Three different leather bracelet styles are combined with a fourth strand of hematite and jasper beads. Finished with a magnetic stainless steel clasp, the bracelet is a snap to slip on and off.

Peruvian artisan Andriana de Gadea invites you to share these enchanting rings with a friend. Each ring features a simple band crafted from high-polish sterling silver. Stones of natural jasper and serpentine are set into the gleaming bands.

Rich jasper cubes stack like architectural treasures in these sophisticated dangle earrings, their deep cognac and chocolate tones echoing Bali's volcanic landscapes. Ayu Widiani's design punctuates each earthy stone with brilliant 18k gold-plated brass beads, creating a rhythm of color and shine that feels both grounded and luxurious. These are earrings for the woman who finds beauty in natural contrasts, where rustic meets refined in perfect harmony.