march birthstones

This collection of must-have accessories in cool blue shades, thoughtfully handpicked by the NOVICA team, exudes Thai glam. The pair of flowing scarves is sure to be a wardrobe staple either worn separately or together, expertly handwoven from cotton and tie-dyed in coordinating hues with complementary patterns. Vibrant agate, aquamarine and glass beads, complemented by exquisite cultured pearls, are knotted together on metallic cords in a pair of dangle earrings swinging gracefully from gleaming sterling silver hooks. The final touch completing the polished look is the show stopping bracelet with cultured pearls and sky-blue aquamarine, quartz and glass beads hand-knotted on shimmering cords, showcasing a sterling silver cross charm and an extender chain for a customized fit.

Knotted by hand on orchid leather cords, colorful jasper sings of romance. Thailand's Siriporn crafts this beaded wrap bracelet by hand and adds a floral silver bead with Karen hill tribe artistry.

.950 silver

Inspired by the colors and simplicity of nature, Sareeyakarn presents this pendant featuring a large pear-shaped gemstone of jasper dangling from small round beads of jasper and blue calcite. This lovely pendant crafted in the colors of earth and water hangs delicately on an elegantly crafted nylon cord in tan.

Sleek furrows add visual interest to this chic silver ring. By Marcel Ryzenberg, the sterling band holds a polished amethyst cabochon.

.925 Sterling silver

Members of the Jalapa Girl Jewelsmiths Association find a new take on a symbol originating in 1958. Crafted of silver, the pendant depicts the peace symbol so popular in the 1960s and '70s, and they add a heart, an olive branch and a creamy cultured pearl.

"We're inspired by what we're living today, and this made me think that we need to be united to create a better world and united to achieve peace," the Guatemalan artisan says. "This pendant represents the strength of union needed for us to achieve, together, the victory of peace. This image was designed for one of the first marches for Nuclear Disarmament in London, and later became widely used as a symbol for peace."

She displays the pendant on a brown leather cord.