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Inspired by his love of nature, artisan Giri Tasmana creates this stunning pendant necklace that adds a feminine accent to any look. Handcrafted from sterling silver, the pendant features a bouquet of flowers adorned with round faceted garnet, blue topaz, amethyst, and peridot gemstones that sparkle from within prong settings. The name kembang setaman is a Javanese word for flowers that are seen at traditional wedding ceremonies.

Multicolored dewdrops bathe the sterling silver flower that centers this necklace from Alok Jain. The seven gems are chosen by virtue of their colors, each associated with a chakra point. In this necklace, amethyst is related to both the seventh or crown chakra associated with wisdom, and the sixth at the center of the forehead and associated with intuition. Blue topaz and iolite are associated with the fifth chakra, that of communication, and peridot corresponds to the fourth chakra, that of love and compassion. The third chakra's yellow hue of inner power is matched by citrine's glow and carnelian matches the second chakra, that of emotion and sexuality. Garnet's red glow is associated with the first chakra situated at the base of the spine, which corresponds to stability and security.

.925 Sterling silver

These glamorous dangle earrings are crafted of sterling silver with seven different gemstones that form floral and heart motifs. Faceted garnet, carnelian, citrine, peridot, blue topaz, iolite and amethyst total almost three carats. From Alok Jain in India, these feminine earrings are beautifully designed and sure to brighten up any ensemble.

Shimmering and glistening gemstones form the petals of this radiant flower presented on a sterling silver bangle. Neeru Goel of India presents this floral-themed bangle with a small fishhook clasp for ease of wearing.

Using techniques passed down from his father, Balinese artisan Giri Tasmana creates this stunning cocktail ring with amethyst, garnet, peridot, and blue topaz gemstones. Crafted expertly by hand, the sterling silver ring features a bouquet of flowers on the crown adorned with the faceted round gems. The name kembang setaman is a Javanese word for flowers that are used in traditional ceremonies.

Blooming in a myriad of gemstone hues, this delightful ring by Neeru Goel showcases amethyst, garnet, citrine and peridot in sterling silver settings. A blue topaz centers the blossom, and the gemstones total 6.5 carats.

.925 Sterling silver