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Painted lovingly by hand, marble skull earrings are the perfect accessory for Day of the Dead or anytime at all. Josefina and Cecilia in Mexico craft the earrings, adding colorful faceted crystal beads and 14k gold plated brass hooks.

Painted lovingly by hand, marble skull earrings are the perfect accessory for Day of the Dead or anytime at all. Josefina and Cecilia in Mexico craft the earrings by hand, adding fuchsia reconstituted turquoise hearts and 14k gold plated brass hooks.

Deep jewel tones contrast elegantly with shining sterling silver in this earring set by Alejandra Torres. Lapis lazuli forms the pendant of the necklace and dangles from the earrings, while beads made of agate, reconstituted turquoise, and crystal adorn the chain.

Tiraphan Hasub selects a festive array of gemstones for this delightful bracelet. Knotted by hand on a brown cord, rose quartz, green jade and bright glass beads bring color to her design. Quartz, brass and rain tree wood also appear to accompany a heart of reconstituted turquoise. Brass bells ring for good fortune.

Handcrafted in Thailand by artisan Tiraphan Hasub, this vibrant beaded bracelet is a celebration of texture and tradition. Five strands of gemstones—deep blue lapis lazuli, earthy serpentine, striking agates, dyed blue calcite, and composite turquoise—dance alongside gleaming brass beads, all woven together on a sturdy brown cord. Adjustable loop closure with delicate brass bells that chime softly.

Handcrafted by Thai artisan Tiraphan Hasub, this exquisite beaded bracelet features five strands of gemstones and brass beads on brown polyester cord that culminate in a clasp of small brass bells. Brightly colored lapis lazuli, red jasper, dyed blue calcite, and composite turquoise create a striking contrast with the golden-colored brass, making this bracelet a magnificent accessory.

Hanzi are characters used in Chinese writing. As early as the sixth century A.D., many of these characters began to be simplified and adopted into Japanese writing, where they're known as kanji, a term that is more widely used in the West. Artisans in Yiwu, China, create these pendants by using sterling silver and the lost-wax casting method. Each character emulates the sweeping brushstrokes of traditional calligraphy. Choose based on birth month, favorite color, or simply the symbol that resonates with you most.

January: Garnet/Beauty, February: Amethyst/Generosity, March: Blue Topaz/Affection, April: White Quartz/Love, May: Green Quartz/Sweetness, June: White Pearl/Longevity, July: Carnelian/Perfection, August: Peridot/Purity, September: Iolite/Protection, October: Pink Tourmaline/Happiness, November: Citrine/Artistry, December: Turquoise/Imagination.