red braclets

Drawing inspiration from mystical and Celtic symbolism, Peruvian artisan Maria Astuhuaman creates a pair of trendy wristband bracelets for forward-looking souls. With one in a fiery red and the other in a cool sky blue, the two feature pendants and clasps in 925 sterling silver. They can be worn separately or together, however you choose.

Crafted by Guatemala's Wakami Association, these braided bracelets feature a unique design enhanced by a palette of red and metallic tones. Artisans of the region embellish the accessories with Zamac pendants with abstract motifs and the word coincidir at the back, meaning "coincide" in Spanish.

Peruvian artisan Maria Astuhuaman creates a pair of casual wristband bracelets for souls that seek the stars. The feature the Peruvian chakana. One of the pre-Hispanic astral symbols that presided over the Andean universe, the chakana symbolizes order in family and community life. It is taken from a constellation of stars forming a quadratic square, and represents the universe connected to the center of the world. The artisan crafts one bracelet in red and the other in brown with pendants and clasps in 925 sterling silver. Wear them separately or together, depending on your mood.

Imagine spring arriving on your wrist in soft sage green, accented with bursts of hand-painted joy. This stretch pendant bracelet wraps you in calm collected beads of recycled glass, then surprises you with three vibrant mosaic spheres at its heart that pulse with reds, yellows and blacks. Designed by Ghana's Erica Yeboah, this balanced creation bridges serenity and celebration, proving that sustainability can be both contemplative and alive.

Feel the energy of a thousand celebrations wrapped around your wrist with this stretch pendant bracelet that bursts with hand-painted recycled glass beads in electric reds, brilliant yellows and deep blacks, balanced by serene blue spheres that anchor the joy. Ghanaian artisan Erica Yeboah’s bold creation transforms discarded glass into pure exuberance, proving that eco-conscious fashion doesn't whisper—it sings. Every vibrant bead is a small rebellion against waste, a wearable declaration that sustainability can be fearlessly, unapologetically colorful.