earthy bracelets

Globes of onyx evoke a black sun, the image repeated in a handcrafted leather bracelet. By Thailand's Siriporn, this design wraps around the wrist and closes with a silver bead from Thailand's hill tribe artisans.

.950 silver

Possessing an earthen force, this stretch bracelet is beaded with dark onyx and coconut shell. Guatemalan artisan Lorena Cofiño creates this accessory.

The perfect piece to complement any outfit, this wrap bracelet is designed by Ayu Widiani and crafted by Balinese artisans. The artisans hand thread onyx, agate, jasper, rose quartz and crystal beads on a strong cotton cord that wraps multiple times around your wrist and fastens with a sterling silver clasp.

Circling the wrist with the dark hues of the earth, this stretch bracelet features beads of black onyx and lava stone that alternate. Lorena Cofiño of Guatemala designs the bracelet, using stone to transmit wisdom of one's ancestors.

Complete your days with Earth's powerful energies, captured in the beads that compose Made Masna's newest bracelet. Arranged on a golden polyester cord, onyx and tiger's eye stones merge their hues in this dapper design—further enhanced with 18k gold-plated brass beads and an adjustable sliding knot.

The spirit of Earth, plenty of courage and puissance, awakens in the precious beads that compose Made Masna's bracelet. Crafted in the Balinese islands, the accessory boasts onyx and tiger's eye jewels, decorated with golden polyester cords and 18k gold-plated brass beads for a regal look.

The powerful and bold energies of Earth meet the sacred Chakra doctrine in this glorious design by Swasti Jain of India. Working with a group of talented artisans, Swasti and her team create an exquisite beaded bracelet composed of lava stones surrounding gems of onyx, carnelian, tiger's eye, calcite, garnet, lapis lazuli and amethyst—each representing a chakra center. As a touch of convenience, the piece also has an adjustable cotton sliding knot. 

The legendary Garuda graces this bracelet with his proud visage. His double image holds a black onyx center as a symbol of the vial he rescued from the underworld. Wayan Sarjana finds inspiration in Hindu belief as he designs this cuff bracelet in sterling silver.

From the realm of Vedic mythology, Garuda has the face of an eagle and the body of a human, and when he spreads his wings he fully darkens the sky. The story goes that Garuda was once enslaved by two gargantuan underworld serpents called Nagas, When he broke free he took the magical elixir of life, called tirtha amertha which he found in a secret place guarded by the Nagas. Garuda flew directly to the heavens, and the gods became so impressed with his feat they gave him the gift of immortality. He became Vishnu’s steed, transporting the beloved deity between heaven and earth. Garuda's image is now very much revered in Bali, and frequently appears atop cremation towers in the belief he will transport the deceased's soul to the gods.

.925 silver

"Onyx represents the strength with which we face any situation, and the malachite represents the planet earth. That is why I chose that stone to represent unity," Lesbia Back says of this design. "Its color also symbolizes hope, which is a feeling of faith in God. A hope that all that happens in our lives has a purpose that will bring us good in the future. At the same time, hope motivates us to move forward and commit ourselves to helping others, uniting ourselves to get ahead together." This elegant unity bracelet is crafted by hand.