teen rings

Designed with a modern flair, this cocktail ring is handcrafted from sterling silver. Ten garnets surround a rhodochrosite cabochon, creating a beautiful pattern of bold red tones and shining silver. Alok Jain of India designs the striking accessory. The garnets total three carats.

Erick and Ivania show Guatemala's marine splendor in this set of three wrap rings—created from crystals and glass beads. The team picks the palette by drawing inspiration from the elements that compose the region's reefs, shining in aqua, green and red hues.

Each ring has a flexible stainless steel structure that covers US sizes from 6 to 9. 

Made entirely by hand, this beautiful contemporary bag showcases the ancestral weaving traditions preserved by the women artisans of the Center for Traditional Textiles of Cusco. The compact purse exemplifies the incredible time and dedication it takes to produce a handmade work of art. In the highlands they call home, before they can begin to weave the fabric for the bag, the women must first raise and shear the alpacas and llamas to obtain the wool, then dye and spin the fleece before it is ready to be woven into fabric on a traditional backstrap loom. From start to finish, the time taken to produce each bag spans the seasons. The fully-lined bag closes with a zipper and features an interior zipper pocket.

Make your days bold and practical with Marianna Poghosyan's newest design, woven with traditional Armenian techniques. A classic rope weaving method allows this cotton-blend cell phone bag to captivate with a distinctive yet discreet look, further enriched by a red hue and a comfortable strap.

Thailand's Tiraphan Hasub casts a spell of bold elegance with the design of these bracelets. They are crocheted by hand featuring brass bells as well as Chinese coin replicas, believed to foster wealth and success. The bracelets are centered by colorful glass beads and fasten with rain tree wood spheres. Brass bells ring for good fortune.

Garnet, citrine, iolite, peridot, and amethyst surround a central blue topaz in this sterling silver pendant. The gems are hand-cut in Jaipur and hand-set in Kolkata. Inspired by the works of recently canonized missionary Mother Teresa, who spent much of her life ministering in Kolkata.