design jewelry

Indian artisan Siddique beautifully portrays rural life in this batik wall hanging. A village woman adorned in traditional attire and jewelry carries two pots of water on her head from the village well or maybe from the nearby riverside. She gracefully balances the pots on her head without spilling a drop. Rich colors in tones of red, sky blue, mustard yellow, beige, off white, peach, olive green and black are all used in the design, and help to create the feeling of heat and sun that characterizes life in India. The decorative piece is marked by multiple loops at the top for hanging on a rod, and black cotton borders help create a neat finish.

The diverse celebrations, luxurious complexes and festive melodies that compose the magnificence of the Jaipur city are now condensed into one charming design directly from India. Sapna Mehta works with local artisans to create this sterling silver pendant necklace, whose round shape and sinuous details are enhanced by an enamel finish that combines teal, blue, yellow, and red hues. Finally, a natural carnelian cabochon crowns the accessory, symbolizing the region's glamour.

The graceful vision of the Hindu Paradise is captured in a sublime creation by Ritu Thapar. The designer works with a talented Indian team to craft these ceramic dangle earrings, whose hand-painted design in yellow hues features colorful birds as a sign of freedom and nobility. In addition, the accessories come with sterling silver hooks for comfortable wear.

Tradition and fashion come together in a gorgeous design directly from Mexico. Artisan Diana Padilla draws inspiration from the geometric motifs that adorn many regional textiles, creating an 18k gold-plated copper alloy necklace with a triangle pendant made with glass beads in red and yellow hues.

Representing life and fertility, paisley motifs are popular in India, as their unique shape is a synonym for elegance and glamour. This time, these symbols adorn a design by Ritu Thapar, who teams with local artisans to create these ceramic dangle earrings painted by hand in a palette of orange, red, and yellow hues, depicting little fish swimming peacefully around the paisley details. The accessory also comes with sterling silver hooks and copper accents for convenient use.

Yayra, the Ewe word for "blessing," titles this exquisite creation, honoring Ghana's artistry. Lydia Mawuenya Amedzrator designs these dangle earrings, made with refined cotton textiles to boast the region's typical patterns. A palette of red and yellow hues enriches the pair, which is also equipped with comfortable brass hooks.