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Amethyst crowns the serene visage of a mystical prince. Carved from bone, the mask is set in sterling silver. Balinese designer Buana flanks the medallion with amber to create an exquisite bracelet.

.925 Sterling silver

When used in jewelry, amber beads can include a stunning arrangement of tones and hues. Natural amber ranges from yellow to deep orange. It may sometimes even have a green cast to it, as well as opaque swirls within. Because amber is the preserved resin of prehistoric trees that grew millions of years ago, it sometimes has tiny inclusions of plants and insects -- making it highly prized.

Balinese artisan Dessy Kumala presents this handmade set of three sterling silver stacking rings. The simple design of the band allows each gem to shine brightly together in complementary colors or on their own, as each ring is separate. Featuring glittering amethyst, peridot and blue topaz, this stacking ring set is designed to dazzle.

Nyoman Rena works in sterling silver to create an Indonesian sea turtle. A richly-veined oval of reconstituted turquoise forms the shell while faceted amethysts and peridot, which represents August´s birthstone, are set in a bracelet with the textures of coral.

.925 Sterling silver

Inspired by Balinese royalty, Buana designs an elegant necklace, centered by a pendant with a face hand-carved of bone. The face wears a crown of sterling silver, elaborated with intricate spiral patterns. Totaling over one carat, gemstones of amethyst, peridot, and garnet decorate the crown. Buana names this accessory "Sukawati," after the famous art market in Bali.

Crafted by hand, a shining silver frog poses in a lily pond while a dragonfly hovers on gossamer wings. Kadek Hendra celebrates Bali's tropical beauty in a necklace set with sparkling blue topaz, peridot, amethyst, garnet and citrine that total 1.3 carats.

.925 Sterling silver