magic ring

This gorgeous cocktail ring features stones of garnet and blue topaz totaling over four carats that glisten in the light. Handcrafted from sterling silver with intricate swirl and dot motifs, it is presented by master silversmith Wayan Asmana, who works with local Indonesian artisans to present beautiful pieces of jewelry like this ring.

Turing in a circle, twin dragons come together in undeniable attraction. Sukartini presents an exquisite wrap ring set with faceted garnets that total 1 carat. Accents bathed in 18k gold add to its beauty.

.925 Sterling silver

Three handcrafted interlocking bands of brushed sterling silver compose this solitaire ring, topped with a single garnet stone. Designed by Ketut Sulastri, this Indonesian ring is understated and elegant.

This beautiful cocktail ring features two garnet stones totaling four carats that glisten with crimson hues. Handcrafted from sterling silver with intricate swirl and dot motifs, it is presented by master silversmith Wayan Asmana, who works with local Indonesian artisans to present beautiful pieces of jewelry like this ring.

Minimalist, yet magical, this solitaire ring is handcrafted from three interlocking sterling silver bands. Ketut Sulastri creates his original design, topping it with a single stone of garnet that glows deep red.

Twin prongs clasp a fiery carnelian in a silver embrace. Bright as a dragon's eye, the gemstone centers a ring by Wayan Sarjana. Carnelian is believed to inspire action, movement, eloquence and courage; it fosters feelings of well-being.

.925 Sterling silver

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