balance jewelry

Knotted by hand on macrame cords, gemstones represent the seven chakras. The word means "wheel" and refers to the points of spiritual and physical energy in the human body. Violet, indigo, blue, green, yellow, orange and red represent the crown, brow, throat, heart, solar plexus, sacral and root, and each is linked to a different mantra. By Rituu in India, this beautiful bracelet combines amethyst, lapis lazuli, pale blue amazonite and rose quartz with golden tiger's eye, carnelian and onyx. It is designed to foster balance and harmony in life. The bracelet can be adjusted in length by sliding the knot along the cords, and hematite adorns each end.

Call for energies of inner peace and balance with the ethereal tune of the Om chant—the inspiration for this pendant necklace by Sumit Dhawan of India. The artisan works with onyx and tiger's eye beads to create this unique design, whose intense hues are also a symbol of courage. 

Looped silver flowers surround polished onyx beads in these magnificent dangle earrings from Bali's Ketut Adimasta. The artisan centers large onyx beads within ornate sterling silver embellishments, finishing the design with a second, smaller onyx bead for balance.

Khun Boom strikes a perfect balance between rustic and modern elegance with the design of these earrings. Green onyx gems hover over hammered circles in 24k gold plated brass earrings that are crafted by hand in Thailand with 24k gold plated sterling silver hooks.

Artisan Made Masna's yoga wristband bracelet for men draws on the harmony of bloodstone’s exquisite colors, with onyx stones bringing balance to the ends of the adjustable cord. The traditional tridatu threads—red for vitality, black for protection and white for purity—add layers of Balinese symbolism, making this bracelet a powerful nod to both style and spirit.

This men’s yoga wristband bracelet by Made Masna dazzles with an array of colorful fluorite stones and powerful symbols of balance. The onyx beads at either end of the adjustable cord add a sharp contrast while the tridatu cords—white, red and black—represent key elements of Balinese Hindu culture: purity, vitality and protection. A perfect blend of style and meaning.