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Versatility meets style in this ingenious accessory by Guatemalan artisans Erick and Ivania. The intricate macrame cords in eye-catching light blue and green hues offer a dual-purpose design that adapts to your mood. Wear it as an adjustable wrap bracelet for a bohemian touch or drape it as a strand necklace to make a bold statement. This adaptable piece is the perfect addition to your collection, promising endless styling possibilities.

Erick and Ivania evoke the glints of the Guatemalan forests in this set of three wrap rings—made of crystals and glass beads. The team chooses the palette by drawing inspiration from the elements that compose those rich landscapes, shining in grey, green and iridescent hues.

Each ring has a flexible stainless steel structure that covers US sizes from 6 to 9. 

Erick and Ivania show Guatemala's marine splendor in this set of three wrap rings—created from crystals and glass beads. The team picks the palette by drawing inspiration from the elements that compose the region's reefs, shining in aqua, green and red hues.

Each ring has a flexible stainless steel structure that covers US sizes from 6 to 9. 

Three carats of natural peridot gemstones are featured at the front of this Indian ring, wrapping the finger with a simple band of sterling silver bathed in rhodium. Alok Jain presents the ring, inspired by his passion for jewelry since his teenage years.

With colors that call to mind merlot, rosé and pinot grigio, this beaded wrap bracelet is beautiful. Domingo Reanda crafts the bracelet using hand-knotted crystal and glass beads in rich shades of purple, burgundy and green. The bracelet is secured by a pewter button.

Artisan Domingo explains, "This bracelet is inspired by the breathtaking colors of the night sky, which offer only a glimpse of the immense cosmos. For me, the universe symbolizes boundless wisdom, knowledge, and perpetual learning. This bracelet serve as a constant reminder that there is always more to explore, and wisdom is an attitude of humility and receptivity to ongoing learning."