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The divine and stunning peacock is an unmistakable sign of luxury and style in any creation of the Balinese region. Inspired by this gorgeous bird and its symbolism, artisan Made Wardika makes a distinguished piece paying homage to this regal creature, now adorning a sterling silver pendant necklace. Enhanced with a carved moon-shaped bone accent—a symbol of mysticism—and a combination of polished and oxidized finishes, the accessory is crowned with faceted amethyst, garnet and peridot jewels totaling over one carat.

Bali's Made Wardika centers his pretty link bracelet with a black crescent moon hand carved from bone and set in sterling silver. On either side, faceted garnet gems twinkle on a sterling silver rolo chain, while a spring ring clasp fastens the bracelet.

The staring face of a glowing moon is carved by hand of smooth cowbone to center the pendant of this impressive Balinese necklace. Made Wardika presents the necklace, which is elaborated with sterling silver designs that surround the moon's face. The pendant is accented with a petite peridot gemstone.

Balinese artisan Buana pairs a pale blue gem with a sleepy crescent moon to create this ethereal cuff bracelet in honor of the region's tales and customs. The artisan hand-carves the moon from bone, while a faceted blue topaz stone sparkles with serene beauty nearby. A sterling silver setting and a polished band add graceful details enriched by a combination of polished and oxidized finishes.

Guided only by the radiant glow of moonlight, the nocturnal owl takes to the sky, led by her natural instinct to seek a quick meal for her and her young. The fly-by-night nature of the wise bird is captured in this pendant necklace in beautiful detail by Made Wardika. The circular pendant features a smiling crescent-moon hand-carved from bone, with a sterling silver owl family perched beside on a blooming branch. Below sits a faceted one-carat garnet in a setting of Balinese swirls and granules.

The alley cat does her best to stay in the shadows. Contending with other night creatures, the feline also prefers to be neither seen nor heard. No wonder they call them "cat burglars!" The nocturnal nature of the notorious alley prowler is captured in beautiful detail by Balinese artisan Made Wardika. The circular pendant features a smiling crescent-moon, hand-carved from bone, with a cat of sterling silver sitting beside it. A pair of faceted garnet gemstones flank them, while the top and bottom are adorned with amethyst and peridot gems. The entire necklace receives a combination of oxidized and high-polish finishes for stunning visual contrast.