family jewelry

Shaped like a pear, this jewelry box is created by the talented artisans of Mexico's Rosales Family. The top of the pear is made of gleaming pewter. The bottom is formed by reclaimed stone, which displays beautiful natural hues. The inside of this box is lined in velvet.

From the skilled hands of the Sierra Family in Mexico comes this delightful heart, hewn from the very core of white onyx. Beyond its charming appearance, this decorative box serves as a sturdy guardian for your jewelry and small treasures. This sweet home accent quietly graces any surface, boasting a lid that ensures your keepsakes remain nestled in natural splendor.

Ganesha, the Hindu elephant-man god of wisdom, is said to keep disaster at bay. Safeguard your home and family with this charming statuette from Bali's Wayan Kandiyasa, who uses smooth sandstone to hand carve the god. Dressed in jewels and traditional attire, Ganesha makes a noble addition to your household.

Delicate and lovely, flowers take the pristine tones of the edelweiss blossom. Juan Licas Coronado carves the images by hand on a jewelry box. He works in Huamanga stone, quarried in the central sierra of Peru. With its texture and color, Huamanga is known as Andean alabaster.

Inspired by the remnants of a sleeping volcano, Sang Ayu Sardiwati of Bhakti Senang Hati association crafts this striking bracelet. Lava stone and brown agate beads are skillfully strung to create a stretch bracelet. Lava stone is known in Indonesian culture to dissipate anger and to strengthen one's connection to Mother Earth.

Sang Ayu Sardiwati joined the foundation after obtaining a prosthetic leg as a result of a working accident when she was an adolescent. She uses her handcrafting skills as a therapeutic means of providing for her family.