925 silver rings

Over one carat of purple amethyst decorates the crown of this cocktail ring, which features the face of a noble prince, hand-carved of bone. Balinese artisan Komang Suastra designs the ring, framing the face with an ornate sterling silver headdress detailed with bubble and spiral motifs.

Superbly crafted of sterling silver, this design is the creation of Buana in Bali. A faceted amethyst takes center stage in a ring of feminine elegance. Four garnets add crimson color, and the gemstones together total 2 carats.

.925 Sterling silver

Gemstone guardians take the form of beautiful butterflies with blue topaz bodies. They flank faceted amethyst and citrine stones in this extravagant design. Crafted by hand, the sterling silver ring radiates modern Balinese artistry as Buana demonstrates his talent. The gemstones total 3.3 carats.

.925 Sterling silver

Faceted citrines surround an amethyst on a floral shield depicting jasmine blossoms. Crafted by hand, this beautiful sterling silver necklace by Kadek Hendra showcases 1.8 gemstone carats. A cultured freshwater pearl graces the chain's end.

.925 Sterling silver

Hindu legends inspire Nyoman Rena in the impressive design of this ring. Crafted in sterling silver, the ring features the face and amethyst eyes of Kala Rau, said to cause the lunar eclipse. It is said that Kala Rau was offering mortals the elixir of immortality, known as Tirta Amerta, which he stole from the gods and goddesses. The Moon Goddess Ratih informed Vishnu, who threw his discus at Kala Rau to kill him. But since Kala Rau had just drunk the elixir and it was passing through his throat, even though he was beheaded, the only thing that survives in immortality is his head. It is said that now Kala Rau travels the skies in search of Ratih to exact his revenge. When he finds her, he tries to eat her, thus causing a lunar eclipse.

.925 Sterling silver