duck gifts

This colorful jungle cockatoo takes a break after soaring through the skies at first light. Cesar Gonzales sculpts the bird's exotic plumage from serpentine, sodalite, black onyx and red jasper. The cockatoo is perched on a calcite tree with bronze claws.

A universe of beauty radiates natural elegance in a ring from Bhavesh. Crafted with sterling silver, the ring is crowned with a black onyx cabochon.

.925 Sterling silver

Resembling a sandy path, this men's signet ring circles the finger with a textured band of sterling silver. This ring is presented as part of Bali's Mutiara Collection. It features a square cabochon of deep black onyx set within a sterling bezel.

Crafted by hand in a novel ring by Kadek Hendra, shining silver frogs sing of summer rain. They cling to a lily pad of cool onyx and feature eyes bathed in 18k gold.

.925 Sterling silver

Crowned with sleek, black onyx, this ring for men is designed by Bali's Putu Gede Darmawan. The sterling silver ring is handcrafted with detailed artistry, featuring subtle accents in 18k gold.

.925 Sterling silver

This striking duo of polished sterling silver and jet-black onyx is a winning combination. Adriana de Gadea of Peru designs and crafts the elegant cocktail ring.

This bold men's ring from India's Tishita Jain features a large, step-cut red onyx gemstone in a sterling silver bezel setting. The handsome square cut is balanced by a swirling leaf motif in silver and accented by engraved detailing on the band.

Within a brass-accented bezel, an impressive 14-carat gemstone of onyx gleams with red-orange hues. Indian designer Shivani Choudhary offers this bold single-stone ring, which circles the finger with a combination-finish band of sterling silver that is decorated with subtle floral patterns.

The legendary Garuda graces this bracelet with his proud visage. His double image holds a black onyx center as a symbol of the vial he rescued from the underworld. Wayan Sarjana finds inspiration in Hindu belief as he designs this cuff bracelet in sterling silver.

From the realm of Vedic mythology, Garuda has the face of an eagle and the body of a human, and when he spreads his wings he fully darkens the sky. The story goes that Garuda was once enslaved by two gargantuan underworld serpents called Nagas, When he broke free he took the magical elixir of life, called tirtha amertha which he found in a secret place guarded by the Nagas. Garuda flew directly to the heavens, and the gods became so impressed with his feat they gave him the gift of immortality. He became Vishnu’s steed, transporting the beloved deity between heaven and earth. Garuda's image is now very much revered in Bali, and frequently appears atop cremation towers in the belief he will transport the deceased's soul to the gods.

.925 silver