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Designed to symbolize the bond between parent and child, the artisans of the Guatemalan Wakami Association handcraft a set of two wristband bracelets from waxed polyester cords and glass beads. The accessories feature a colorful palette with pink as the main tone. On top of that, one comes with a Zamac pendant reading Somos Vida, meaning "We Are Life" in Spanish.

Designed to symbolize the bond between parent and child, the artisans of the Guatemalan Wakami Association handcraft a set of two wristband bracelets from waxed polyester cords and glass beads. The accessories feature a multicolor palette with yellow as the main tone. On top of that, one comes with a Zamac pendant reading Somos Vida, meaning "We Are Life" in Spanish.

This unique wristband bracelet is handcrafted by Marice Nuñez in Costa Rica, who loves carefree and creative bohemian fashion. The artisan works with macramé, an art in which decorative knots and other techniques are used to create fabrics. Crystal beads complement the design. “Bracelets are an essential accessory in our jewelry box because they combine perfectly with any outfit,” Marice says.

Wear this colorful piece on its own or add it to your bracelet stack for a fun touch of color. Mirian Zet handcrafts it from a combination of Czech glass beads in red and fuchsia and finishes it in a toggle closure with a faceted clear red glass globe.

Wear this charming piece on its own or add it to your bracelet stack for a fun touch of contrast. Mirian Zet handcrafts it from a combination of Czech glass beads in black, white, and clear tones and finishes it in a toggle closure with a faceted iridescent grey glass globe.

Wear this colorful piece on its own or add it to your bracelet stack for a fun touch of color. Mirian Zet handcrafts her design from a combination of Czech glass beads in navy, teal, and ivory tones and finishes it in a toggle closure with an iridescent cyan blue glass globe.

This unique bracelet is a long band of braided beads which wrap around your wrist various times, then fastened using a Tibetan-style pewter button. It is made by artisan Domingo Reanda, who was taught the basics of weaving by his farming family, but he found he had a real talent for this and other handcrafts.

Artisan Domingo explains, "To create this bracelet, I found inspiration in the color green, known as the hue of clover, symbolizing luck. Additionally, I incorporated shades of gold and yellow, which in numerous cultures symbolize financial abundance. I aspire for this bracelet to serve as a constant reminder that numerous blessings await, and maintaining a positive attitude will perpetually draw positive surprises into your life."