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Artisan-made haldu wood beads dance around this bohemian design from Indian lands. Bold as the region's twilight, Rahul Jain's station necklace displays each bead in three strands of black cotton threads—which also form a convenient button clasp.

Salvadoran artisans expertly handcraft this breathtaking, bohemian-inspired statement necklace using coconut shells. The Y-shaped necklace features a variety of cylindrical ceramic beads and delicate brass fixtures, all elegantly connected by a brown cotton cord secured with a coconut shell button closure. This statement piece is a creation of the Domenech Foundation's Callotl Project, committed to the sustainable development of the Costa del Sol region and the protection of sea turtles. They transform coconut materials previously overlooked and bound for firewood into eco-friendly products that also honor the region's remarkable flora and fauna.

Braided brown cords lead the way to a fanciful collar of polished calcite chips in cool turquoise blue. The gems are joined by small and large brass beads, while a row of shining brass bells at the bottom adds a distinctive final touch as well as a joyous jingling sound. The necklace is secured by calcite clusters that button at one of two lengths.

Adriana Trejo of Mexico presents a glorious statement necklace made entirely by hand. Days spent watching the ebb and flow of waves on the beaches of a brilliant turquoise-colored sea are brought to mind both by the cerulean color of the necklace's glass beads and the draping garland shape of its design. A button clasp securely closes this beautiful accessory.

You'll want to keep everything else low-key when wearing this breathtaking statement necklace by Adriana Trejo. Glass beads in sky blue, sapphire and apple green mingle with daffodil, candy apple red, marigold and black. The Mexican artist joins each piece by hand in precise diamonds and triangle patterns. The beaded button clasp can be closed with one of several loops that allow the necklace's length to be adjusted.