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Three-leaf clover earrings glisten with Busarin's exquisite sense of elegance. She crafts the earrings by hand with aventurine, citrine and peridot. Pink, blue, green, and orange glass beads complete the lovely design.

.925 Sterling silver hooks

Made following modern trends, Thai artisan Kathrine Atthakor's newest design captures the mystic essence of Earth, adding it to this exquisite beaded stretch bracelet. With aventurine and hematite gems ornamenting the piece, equipped with a brown and green braided cord, the main elements are the tiger's eye stones resting at the center of the accessory, helping you find courage.

Ten stunning cultured freshwater pearls glisten magically alongside beads of dyed aventurine and chalcedony in this beautiful necklace from India. Presented by Narayannii, intricately designed sterling silver floral parasols encase three smooth beads of chalcedony, centering the necklace. Pretty petite dots of sterling silver gracefully link the other precious gems together, completing the wonderfully opulent design.

The spirit of nature blesses this gorgeous design by Ali Guzman from Mexico. Crafted with 24k gold-plated brass wires and accents, this necklace features a charming green agate pendant at the bottom, dangling gracefully with a sublime aura. A cluster of white cultured pearls and glass beads enhances the beauty of the pendant, and a golden ring precedes an elegant chain composed of natural aventurine jewels strongly associated with leadership.

Made following modern trends, Thai artisan Kathrine Atthakor's newest design captures the mystic essence of diverse jewels, combining them in this exquisite beaded stretch bracelet. With hematite and aventurine gems adorning the piece, equipped with a green and grey braided cord, the main elements are the Indigo Gabbro stones resting at the center of the accessory, helping you continue your spiritual journey. As luminous accents, sterling silver and silver details finish the bracelet.

The famous Zibu coin decorates this mystic stretch bracelet by Swasti Jain of India. Master artisans collaborate with the designer, combining tiger's eye, aventurine, quartz, citrine and pyrite jewels. The coin rests at the center, attracting positive energies and success.

Remember the serene and natural side of love with this exquisite necklace crafted by Mexican artisan Ali Guzman. Using 24k gold-plated brass wires, the artisan joins cultured pearls in a cream hue with diamond-shaped aventurine jewels, adding a mystical essence to the piece. Dangling at the bottom, a floral resin pendant and a ceramic heart complete the design with their matching green hues.

Anusara combines the energizing colors of gleaming gemstones for the design of this stunning necklace. She crafts the necklace by hand with a string of chip-cut lapis lazuli. The lavish pendant is crafted with lapis lazuli, amethyst, aventurine, and assorted glass beads.The necklace is secured by a sterling silver plated brass clasp and extender chain.

Rituu honors Hinduism and Buddhism with a glistening jap mala that is crafted by hand with aventurine, the stone of chance or luck. Also known as prayer beads or rosary, it consists of 108 malas or beads, sometimes 109, which are flicked with the thumb during jap or meditation. That way the person may concentrate fully on repeating mantras. In Buddhism, the 108 beads represent the human passions, while in Hinduism their symbolism is more complex. The number may refer to the names of Vishnu and Shiva in the Mahabharat; the 108 Upanishads; the number of deities of knowledge and various sciences; and the various permutations of the soul's defects, amongst others.

According to Hindu custom, the correct way to hold the jap mala is with the right hand, draped over the middle finger and using the thumb to flick through the beads. Since it is believed the index finger represents ego, the greatest impediment to self-realization, it is best avoided when chanting on a mala.

This jap mala features 435 gemstone carats.