rainbow bracelets

Rainbow moonstone is mesmerizing in this beautiful design by Shanker. The bracelet juxtaposes the gem with shining sterling silver, making the cuff a glamorous fashion accessory. Twin garnets adorn each side.

.925 Sterling silver

Dazzling colors come together in a wonderful design handcrafted by the talented hands of Domingo Reanda from Guatemala. Combining multiple shapes and a rainbow palette, the artisan creates this wrap bracelet from crystal and glass beads, all strongly tied with a red nylon cord that adds a vibrant aura to the design. Furthermore, the accessory comes with a pewter button clasp for comfortable wear.

Artisan Domingo explains, "This bracelet, adorned with beads of various colors, celebrates the rich tapestry of friendship. Just as each color symbolizes the diversity within our circle of friends, the vibrant red cord signifies the love that binds us. May this bracelet serve as a reminder to cherish the unique blend of individuals who enrich our lives, as we embrace the beautiful mosaic of shared moments, support, and understanding that friendship offers."

Neeru Goel of India brings together five dreamy rainbow gemstones in this exquisite tennis bracelet. Faceted garnet, citrine, amethyst, peridot and blue topaz stones totaling six carats dazzle the centers of diamond-shaped sterling silver bezels. This bracelet fastens with a toggle clasp.

Her countenance smooth and untroubled, a sleeping princess dreams peacefully. Dewi Putera creates this ravishing link bracelet, featuring a hand-carved cowbone face and over 8 carats of precious gemstones. Florid Balinese silverwork completes the design.

.925 Sterling silver

Graceful arabesques of sterling silver encircle garnet and amethyst. By Neeru Goel, this bracelet is a vision of feminine elegance. The cuff is finely crafted by hand and centered with rainbow moonstone.

.925 Sterling silver

More than 21 carats of garnet, citrine, peridot, iolite and amethyst bring a rainbow of color to this sterling silver bracelet. The design is inspired by Rangwali Holi, the Hindu festival where friends and strangers playfully douse each other with vivid colored powders in a celebration of renewal, reconciliation, and thanksgiving.