natural peridot jewelry

Putting all her creativity and expertise into practice, Bali's Ketut Sulastri creates a captivating design inspired by classic trends. After crafting intricate sterling silver structures reminiscent of a crown, the artisan polishes these dangle earrings for a luxurious look, making the centered natural peridot cabochons shine with a mystic aura. Furthermore, the jewels are believed to attract good fortune and prosperity, adding a charming vibe to the accessories.

Those glamorous nights on adventurous or dapper outings will be illuminated with the bold and luxurious beauty of Ayu Ary's newest creation. Crafted in Bali, these drop earrings feature classic sterling silver details accented with carved bone bat-shaped wings as a sign of mystery and magic. The final touch is in the faceted natural peridot jewels crowning the pieces, known for being gems of good fortune.

Let your soul fly with grace and mystic luck with this pair of dangle earrings by master artisan Ayu Ary of Bali. Made with advanced techniques, the accessories combine sterling silver and cow bone details in their wing-shaped structure, embellished with the region's classic motifs. As a touch of glamour, natural peridot stones in a pear shape crown the design with harmonious green light, a symbol of good fortune.

Representing the seven chakras, petite faceted gemstones of amethyst, iolite, garnet, blue topaz, carnelian, citrine, and peridot decorate the pendant of this necklace from India. Alok Jain presents this accessory, featuring a sterling silver hamsa pendant that houses the gemstones. Believed to bring protection, hamsa is a cultural symbol that takes the shape of a hand.

Expressed in gemstones, joyous colors cluster in exquisitely feminine earrings. Nareerat knots cool aquamarine, dyed quartz, peridot and faceted glass beads on silken strands to hang from sterling silver wires.

Quetzalcoatl, the "feathered serpent" was a revered deity in Mesoamerican myth and legend. Mariana Llanes depicts him as a sterling silver dragon that take its own tail in his mouth. "When one becomes many, they awaken the dragon, and duality emerges — light and darkness, what is mine, yours and belonging to others," ths artist says. "Our differences, survival and the struggles for power.

"By biting its tail, the dragon places all its energy toward understanding who we are and why we're here. It speaks of overcoming one's own ego, of humility.

"For me, the open hands are a beautiful representation of human collaboration. They symbolize friendship, honesty, respect, solidarity and willingness.

"Black crosses flank the hands along with garnet droplets that represent the death and suffering caused by wars. This is in honor of everyone who has died because of war. And it's a prayer that their lives and their blood be seeds that germinate in green fields of conscience, learning, and respect for life and for our differences.

"The spirals speak of life's cyclical nature and of resilience. Of our capacity to learn and change our reality, converting painful experiences into strength and wisdom.

"The feather pendants are symbols of the birds that collect our prayers around the world — for peace, for justice, for equality and the rights of everyone. They carry our voices in their song and they carry our prayers for peace."

The pendant is worn on a beaded gemstone strand of amethyst, iolite, citrine, peridot, carnelian and garnet.