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Mix, match, stack and rotate your way through three classic colorways that work together or independently with equal conviction. This set of three crystal beaded wrap rings comes in sleek silver-toned, deep black and bold red hues that translate across seasons and styles with remarkable ease. Designed by Guatemala's Ivania Ruiz, each ring features precisely strung crystal beads wrapped around an adjustable stainless steel band, giving you the freedom to customize the fit while the faceted stones create subtle dimension and visual interest with every gesture. Wear them as a coordinated set for maximum impact, or separate them across your hands for a more understated, scattered approach that feels intentionally curated.

Gorgeous and elegant, Victor Dushie's newest creation shows the world the sophisticated side of Ghanaian craftsmanship. Using recycled glass beads, the artisan handcrafts these dangle earrings in warm and dark hues, with a sturdy brass structure connected to comfortable hooks that allow you to display the design in all its beauty.

Earth’s energy has a myriad of eyes, each arranged in this stretch bracelet by India’s Swasti Jain. Agate stones, known for symbolizing mind and body balance, form the bracelet’s chain, letting intense colors create a mystic accessory for the everyday.

Working with tiny glass beads, Mirian Zet in Guatemala creates this pretty pair of wristband bracelets. One features a zigzag motif in red, orange and black; while the other has a color scheme of black, clear and titanium. The bracelets can be fastened at one of two lengths with a beaded toggle.

Connect with the spiritual world through these tulsi wood beaded stretch bracelets—each in a beige, brown and black hue. Artisan Sumit Dhawan of India invites the divine energies of goddess Radha into your life, engraving her name around each bead that composes this set of three.

This beautiful bracelet features handcrafted brown and grey glazed ceramic beads, complemented by natural hematite and black onyx stones that add strength and elegance to the piece. Artisan Dina explains, "My style draws inspiration from the Inca era, where Incas and Ñustas showcased stunning jewelry in various designs during ceremonies." Given the handmade nature of the beads, each bracelet may vary.