artisan goods

A myriad of prehnite and peridot stones embellish this waterfall necklace featuring an intricate design crafted by Nareerat from Thailand. After choosing the jewels in a green hue, the artisan adds little glass beads that make each of the accessory's strands shine with a unique light. On top of that, the gems symbolize good fortune and fantasy.

A cheerful orange hue embellishes Ghanaian artisan Janet Donkor's latest design. Handcrafted from recycled glass, this pendant bracelet also has cat's eye beads and a brass hook clasp. Janet names the accessory Oyerepa, meaning “good wife” in Akan.

Ghanaian artisan Harriet Faako Adjei designs this multicolor necklace in celebration of love. She calls her design Lorlornyo, meaning "love is good," in the Ewe language. Adjei threads chip-cut agates dyed in shades of orange, blue, cream, brown, and green with recycled glass beads, creating a waterfall pendant of dramatic elegance.

In this dazzling long, Y-shaped necklace, dainty glass and pinewood beads in shades of turquoise, yellow and caramel beautifully come together for a stunning pop of colour. But the main attractions are the exquisite ceramic and coconut shell accents that form the gorgeous pendant, connected through petite brass beads and fixtures. This bold accessory is handcrafted by the artisans of the Domenech Foundation's Callotl Project in El Salvador, dedicated to the sustainable progress of the Costa del Sol region and the preservation of sea turtles. Through their work, they repurpose underappreciated coconut materials, once destined for firewood, into eco-conscious goods that pay homage to the region's extraordinary biodiversity.