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This must-have macrame bracelet features a fabulous coconut shell pendant that boasts a hand-painted exotic quetzal, a tribute to the iconic national bird of Guatemala. Ricardo Gonzalez expertly knots the bracelet's green and red cords using the macrame technique, providing an adjustable sliding knot closure.

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.

Printed onto paper and coated in resin, a beautiful rainbow-billed toucan rests on a branch in the pendant of this bracelet from Costa Rica. Katherine Vargas designs the bracelet, which circles the wrist with a handcrafted macrame band. Colorful glass beads accentuate the pendant and the adjustable sliding knot.

The Balinese island lets enchanting daisies create a promise of joy around this macrame bracelet by Ayu Widiani. Crystal beads decorate the front with daisy-like pendants, whereas green polyester cords form the band, accented with a sliding knot and little details that make you feel in an eternal spring.

Working with recycled materials requires a talent for thinking outside the box. In this case, Marielos and Tania of Costa Rica have found a way to "glassify" plastic taken from old CDs by painting the cut rings and subjecting them quickly to high heat. This open disc in dappled yellow is then knotted on green and grey macramé cords into a basket-like design and worn on an adjustable cord.