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Designed by Bali's Putu Gede Darmawan, this ring brings an air of faith and masculinity wherever it goes. Local artisans craft the ring of sterling silver, detailed with a trio of cross motifs. A brass accent at the front and a combination of finishes make the design really pop.

A petite cubic zirconia gemstone shines at the center of this sweet and simple ring from Bali's Suana Yasa. Hand crafted from 18k gold-plated brass, the ring features a stair-step design and a subtle cross embellished with a twinkling zircon stone.

Gold lovers will luxuriate in these gorgeous earrings designed by Bali's Suana Yasa. Crafted from 18k gold-plated brass, the earrings feature an elegant wrapped cross and a shining openwork diamond shape with gold-plated hooks.

Shaped like a traditional shadow puppet, this wall sconce is created by Mimik Sriningsih in Java. She crafts the sconce from brass with an antiqued finish. This design is known as Gunungan, which means "mountain," and is used to mark the beginning and end of the production and transitions between shadow puppet scenes. At the back, this sconce features space for inserting a bulb.

This sconce is intended for an E26 light bulb and fixtures (not included).

Spiraling sterling tendrils evoke the sweet sea breezes that caress the island of Bali. They cover a silver globe in this necklace from Sukartini. The petite pendant holds a hidden brass ball that makes sound.

Also called "angel necklaces" and "harmony balls," Such necklaces are often worn by pregnant women in Bali and also in Mexico. Some wear them on a short chain as an amulet. Others prefer a chain that lets the pendant reach to the belly, as the delicate sounds are thought to soothe the mother and the baby she is carrying. Some believe it summons a guardian angel, thus making it a symbol of loving protection.