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Your identity can be expressed through different aspects of life, allowing you to build a unique essence. Inspired by minimalist trends and determined to enhance your self-expression, Balinese artisan Griya Suarningsih uses sterling silver to create this modern cuff bracelet aimed at those souls with a big heart, as it comes with the word "love" engraved at the front.

Your identity can be expressed through different aspects of life, allowing you to build a unique essence. Inspired by minimalist trends and determined to enhance your self-expression, Balinese artisan Griya Suarningsih uses sterling silver to create this stylish cuff bracelet aimed at those souls with big dreams, as it comes with the word "hope" engraved at the front.

A colorful wrap bracelet dazzles with its shimmering glass and crystal beads meticulously hand-woven on an elegant grey cord. The bracelet crafted by Guatemala's Domingo Reanda is adorned with a refined touch—a polished Tibetan-style pewter button as its closure, further enhancing its exquisite style and allure.

Artisan Domingo explains, "The color combination I used for this bracelet is soft and expresses tenderness. Tenderness is a feeling of protection and love, whether directed towards ourselves or others. This bracelet, apart from being a beautiful accessory, invites us to gently open our hearts and show love to ourselves and to others. It serves as a reminder of the beauty of kindness and affection in our lives, reminding us that small acts of tenderness can make a big difference in the world."

The artisans of the Wakami cooperative draw inspiration from the ancient Mayan legend of the 'Maize People' for this colorful wrap bracelet. They craft it from braided multicolored cords and finish it with a unique pendant depicting the man of maize. Their lengths can be adjusted by sliding the knots along the cords.

The Wakami collective brings together more than 500 female artisans to provide them with training and access to international markets. The efforts have created big improvements in the artisans' families' quality of life and schooling levels.

Two thick cords come together in a square knot and return to their origins. Working in chocolate brown leather, Chaloemphon crafts a handsome unity bracelet. Painted bone beads adorn each end. "In every country, COVID-19 is a big problem. Let's all work in unity to wear a mask, wash our hands and practice social distancing," the Thai artisan says.

Two thick cords come together in a square knot and return to their origins. Working in black and red leather, Chaloemphon crafts a handsome unity bracelet. "In every country, COVID-19 is a big problem. Let's all work in unity to wear a mask, wash our hands and practice social distancing," the Thai artisan says. Painted bone beads adorn each end.

Very nimble fingers take light sea blue resistant cords and weave them into this diamond design. On the different "waves," tiny pinewood beads float, creating a sense of motion. The bracelet is the creation of Carmina Giron of Guatemala, a small country with two big oceans.