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Waves of amazonite, angelite, aquamarine, apatite, moonstone, and reconstituted turquoise jewels reach the shore of a charming beaded bracelet by Swasti Jain of India. Made on an elastic cord, the bracelet invites serene energies through a palette of cerulean, turquoise, and aqua hues, perfect for any occasion.

The spirits of fire and water can live in harmony, even more so if wearing Swasti Jain’s newest designs. Two elastic cords allow the designer to create a gorgeous pair of beaded stretch bracelets. Each piece has a unique combination of gems and colors: one with citrine, tiger’s eye and jasper; the other with garnet, lapis lazuli and aventurine.

Fascinated by the beautiful islands of Indonesia, Efrain Espinoza handcrafts a trendy bracelet from apatite, peridot and jasper. "These gemstones represent the green and blue tonalities of Bali's forests, ocean and infinite skies," he confides. "This design represents a free person, without ties, who always seeks balance in his energies and who enjoys his connection with nature." The Costa Rican artisan finishes the design with reconstituted turquoise stones and a small stainless steel bead.

Three bracelets that look like they were pulled from three different corners of the earth and somehow belong together. Designer Swasti Jain from India brings the cool, wave-worn blue of amazonite, the deep brick-red of jasper and the moody violet of amethyst into a set that rewards the kind of stacking where the whole is wilder than the sum of its parts. Each strand is strung with irregular, raw-edged chips that catch light differently depending on the hour, giving you a wrist that shifts and surprises. Wear all three at once, or scatter them across your day.

Soft, breezy, and quietly impossible to ignore, this trio by Indian designer Swasti Jain reads like a color palette borrowed from a garden in full bloom. Blush-pink rose quartz chips sit alongside the fresh, translucent green of aventurine and the vivid sky-blue of reconstituted turquoise, each stone irregular and tactile in the best possible way. Together, they build a layered wrist look that feels effortless rather than overdone, the kind of combination that looks like you put thought into without looking like you tried too hard.