red braclets

Protect your soul from negative energies while wearing a chic accessory, all handcrafted by Omayra Jaramillo from Costa Rica. Using the traditional macrame technique, the artisan crafts this pendant bracelet in a palette of red and white hues, adding a handy sliding knot. The design also features a nazar amulet at the center and crystal beads at the ends.

Thai artisan Samart Takham uses the macrame technique to hand-craft this lovely pendant bracelet from a waxed polyester cord. The pendant and beads are made with local 950 silver and the cord is adjustable thanks to a sliding knot closure.

Erick and Ivania’s newest bracelet puts the cherry on top of your wrist... or maybe three cherries on top of your days. Crafted from nylon cords in a red hue, this macrame bracelet crowns its adventurous vibe with three crystal beads, each with the sweet sparks of cherries.

Artisan Mirian Zet of Guatemala works in the macrame technique to create this pretty bracelet in russet, pink, orange, light red and yellow. Colorful glass beads punctuate some of the cords for added visual interest. The bracelet can be tied at the desired length.

This labradorite macrame pendant bracelet, presented by Thailand's Chaloemphon, brings bohemian elegance to your everyday style with its striking dance of black and red knotted cords. At its heart, a luminous labradorite gemstone catches the light with mystical flashes while delicate brass beads add whispers of golden shimmer. The textured band wraps gracefully around your wrist, creating a layered effect that feels both artistic and effortlessly wearable. Finished with a smooth quartz button closure that's as practical as it is beautiful, this bracelet slides on with ease and stays secure through all your adventures, whether you're exploring city streets or wandering forest paths.

This lovely macrame beaded pendant bracelet by Ricardo Gonzalez lets you showcase your love for Guatemalan culture and style. The bracelet’s coconut shell pendant features a hand-painted quetzal bird, which is not only majestic but also significant as it is the country’s national bird. The abstract Guatemalan flag backdrop adds a touch of creativity to the design as does the combination of green and red cords knotted with the macrame technique. The two onyx beads on each side of the centerpiece and the adjustable sliding knot closure add to the bracelet’s appeal and secure fit.