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Part naga chain, part seaside adventure, Rosalia Tarigan's asymmetrical bracelet is 100% percent charming. Javanese engrave sterling silver globes with openwork designs, using a naga chain to complete the bracelet. Two charms--a sterling silver seashell and an amethyst-encrusted flower--dangle from an elegant toggle clasp.

A sterling silver sphere with floral openwork holds a purple enameled globe inside that chimes like a small bell. Ketut Sulastri crafts the necklace by hand with white cultured pearls and petite amethyst gemstones along the long silver chain.

Also called "angel necklaces" and "harmony balls," Such necklaces are often worn by pregnant women in Bali and also in Mexico. The chain lets the pendant reach to the belly and 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.

Framed in ornate sterling silver, a purple gemstone is dazzling. Asri Paramita selects faceted amethysts totaling some three carats for these earrings with Balinese style. Above and below the stone, globes bathed in 18k gold add to their beauty.

Caught in clouds of moonlight, enhanced amethyst is dazzling. Zayd Makarim designs these exquisite earrings, suspending them from a globe and a smaller violet gem. Makarim takes his inspiration for the spiral motifs from the tight curls on Buddha images.

By Wayan Neri, this beautiful bracelet features three faceted amethysts. They grace an ornate pendant with traditional Balinese styling that centers a thick sterling silver braid. Tiny globes bathed in 18k gold accentuate the handcrafted bracelet, and the gems total three carats.

Crowned with amethyst, a sterling silver sphere hosts a sleek enameled globe inside that chimes like a small bell. Ketut Sulastri crafts the necklace by hand with white cultured pearls and petite amethyst gemstones along the long silver chain.

Also called "angel necklaces" and "harmony balls," Such necklaces are often worn by pregnant women in Bali and also in Mexico. The chain lets the pendant reach to the belly and 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.