recycled

An ebony wood charm in the shape of Africa centers this stylish bracelet from West Africa's Robert Lanyo. Recycled glass beads engraved with geometric patterns flank either side of the charm, while a dark brown cord adjusts to the size of your wrist with a sliding knot.

In squares of recycled palo blanco and trumpet tree wood, geometric cutwork forms an intricate composition. Guatemalan artisan Julio Molina makes an eco-friendly statement with these dangle earrings, given a red finish. Each earring swings from a sterling silver hook. Says the artisan, "I love being able to create these earrings. They are totally unique. I believe that with these pieces we can be conscious of the great cutting of trees that is affecting our ecosystem."

Making an ecological statement, Guatemalan artisan Julio Molina uses recycled palo blanco and trumpet tree wood to create these dangle earrings. Each circular earring is crafted from wood and given a red finish, featuring intricate geometric cutwork that forms star patterns. These earrings swing from hooks of sterling silver. Says the artisan, "I love being able to create these earrings. They are totally unique. I believe that with these pieces we can be conscious of the great cutting of trees that is affecting our ecosystem."

Making an ecological statement, Guatemalan artisan Julio Molina uses recycled palo blanco and trumpet tree wood to create these dangle earrings. Each circular earring is crafted from wood and given a natural light brown finish, featuring intricate geometric cutwork that forms star patterns. These earrings swing from hooks of sterling silver. Says the artisan, "I love being able to create these earrings. They are totally unique. I believe that with these pieces we can be conscious of the great cutting of trees that is affecting our ecosystem."