healing stones

Hand in hand, eight people form a circle to celebrate peace and harmony. Jantana in Thailand crafts this delightful ring of sterling silver with satin textures.

.925 Sterling silver

Luis Banda pays tribute to the profession of healing with these beautiful earrings. Crafted of polished Andean sterling silver, the shining hoops are enveloped in slender silver ropes. He names the design Cocomama, which means "Inca Health Goddess" in Quechua.

.925 Sterling silver

Used to predict health patterns, personality traits, and even the future, blood types are part of what defines us as unique. Determined to help people express their uniqueness with trendy accessories, Henry Anthony Sanny from Bali crafts a fashionable red cord bracelet, adding a polished sterling silver pendant reading "Type B." Furthermore, the design comes with a sliding knot that allows an easy fit.

Snakes are mysterious creatures often related to cunning, transformation and healing. Drawing inspiration from these little reptiles and their natural elegance, India's Bhavya Jain crafts a pair of 22k gold-plated sterling silver wrap rings in a high polish finish for a radiant vibe.

You will first fall in love with the adorable puppy paws that go all over this square sterling silver band ring, boasting a lovely combination of oxidized and polished finishes. But then you will realize that while purchasing this stylish accessory, you will also be contributing to the Bali Animal Welfare Association’s cause of rescuing sick, injured and abandoned animals from the streets and beaches of Bali, healing them and finding them loving homes. BAWA was founded in 2007 by Janice Girardi, an American jewelry designer who resides in Indonesia and has been rescuing dogs for over three decades. Funded only by donations, their signature program is focused on saving from extinction the native Balinese dog breed, or kintamani.

You will first fall in love with the adorable puppy paws that go all over this square sterling silver band ring, boasting a lovely combination of oxidized and polished finishes. But then you will realize that while purchasing this stylish accessory, you will also be contributing to the Bali Animal Welfare Association’s cause of rescuing sick, injured and abandoned animals from the streets and beaches of Bali, healing them and finding them loving homes. BAWA was founded in 2007 by Janice Girardi, an American jewelry designer who resides in Indonesia and has been rescuing dogs for over three decades. Funded only by donations, their signature program is focused on saving from extinction the native Balinese dog breed, or kintamani.