fun rings

Indonesian artisans traded beads with Europe during the days of the Roman Empire, and the island's unique beadwork style continues to evolve over the centuries. Inspired by Java's tropical flora and exquisitely beaded formal sarongs, artisans tap into these beading traditions to create this set of ten stretchy, sequined rings in every hue of the rainbow. There is a different ring for every day and mood, or you can share with friends and family.

With a knack for creating bohemian-chic jewelry, Tiraphan Hasub in Thailand designs this fun bracelet. The bracelet features 5 beaded strands strung with lapis lazuli, dyed serpentine, brass beads and pale blue quartz cubes. The multistrand bracelet can be secured at one of two lengths with a ringing brass bell.

Choose your Christmas representative and enjoy a moment of fun and warmth! Guatemalan artisan Mirian Zet works with glass beads to create this set of six drink tags accented with diverse Christmas motifs that will help you recognize your cup instantly. Each piece comes with a stainless steel ring, ensuring durable use.

Ghanaian artisan Harriet Faako Adjei designs this multicolor necklace in celebration of love. She calls her design Lorlornyo, meaning "love is good," in the Ewe language. Adjei threads chip-cut agates dyed in shades of orange, blue, cream, brown, and green with recycled glass beads, creating a waterfall pendant of dramatic elegance.