work bracelets

Inspired by the remnants of a sleeping volcano, Sang Ayu Sardiwati of Bhakti Senang Hati association crafts this striking bracelet. Lava stone and brown agate beads are skillfully strung to create a stretch bracelet. Lava stone is known in Indonesian culture to dissipate anger and to strengthen one's connection to Mother Earth.

Sang Ayu Sardiwati joined the foundation after obtaining a prosthetic leg as a result of a working accident when she was an adolescent. She uses her handcrafting skills as a therapeutic means of providing for her family.

Like a millenary fossil, a leaf engraved on a silver button is designed to close this lovely wrap bracelet at one of two lengths. Siriporn supports the work of Karen hill tribe silversmiths through her wonderful designs. She handcrafts this bracelet with glossy enhanced agate beads and brown leather.

.950 Silver

Ghana's Tina Quaye works with agate, wood and recycled glass beads to make a stylish fashion statement you can wear on any occasion. This beaded stretch bracelet features a charming palette of purple, white and brown hues, allowing for a graceful look that also sends a message of love for the environment.

Warm reddish-brown agate beads are like droplets of chocolate in this pretty stretch bracelet from Sang Ayu, a member of Bhakti Senang Hati. This non-profit foundation in Bali assists the physically disabled in developing self-esteem and physical and economic independence. The artisan strings the enhanced agate gems on elastic cord for a classic bracelet design.

Tiraphan Hasub evokes boho chic with the design of this bracelet. She braids the dark brown bracelet by hand with macramé techniques, expertly adding green and brown enhanced agate as well as brass beads. The bracelet closes with a ringing brass bell. According to Buddhist customs, ringing bells bring good luck.