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Traditional hill tribe chic permeates this unusual ring from Achara. Crafted by hand, three ornate spirals evoke moonlight. The motifs are stamped by hand into the sterling silver.

.925 Sterling silver

The traditional jali work that adorns the most beautiful Indian palaces is now present in this design, illuminating your nights. Shivani Choudhary creates these sterling silver dangle earrings in the shape of charming moons, adorned with classic details to enrich their magical beauty.

Crafted of sterling silver, the flaming sun is caressed by the crescent moon in this pendant necklace from India. Bhavya Jain designs this accessory, which features dot patterns on the sun's tendrils and openwork curl motifs within the moon.

Crafted of 22k gold-plated sterling silver, the sun is caressed by the crescent moon in a sublime pendant necklace from India. Bhavya Jain designs the accessory, which features dot patterns on the sun's tendrils and openwork curl motifs within the moon, all polished for a captivating and radiant look.

Guatemala's Victoria Zurdo draws inspiration from current trends to create a cute set of three pendant bracelets in honor of friendship. Using waxed polyester cords, the artisan crafts the accessories with plastic beads in vibrant colors, each featuring a unique pattern and arrangement. With little stars, hearts, flowers and moons adding a sweet touch, the designs also come with sliding knots and Zamac charms.

Watch the moon blush in these enchanting crescent dangle earrings, where waste becomes wonder through the skilled hands of Guatemala’s Rosario Leiva. Born from recycled CDs destined for landfills, each curved piece is carefully melted in a mold before the artisan works her magic, layering acrylic droplets in ruby reds, deep plums and wine-soaked purples. With the controlled flame of a blow torch, she fuses these elements into translucent works of art, capturing tiny air bubbles that swirl through the color like celestial patterns frozen in time. Suspended from sterling silver hooks, these eco-friendly crescents catch the light with every turn of your head, proving that the most beautiful transformations often come from giving forgotten things a second chance to shine.