meaningful gifts

Magical sparkles evoke the grandeur of a rainbow in this exquisite necklace from Neeru Goel. More than 24 carats of garnet, peridot, amethyst, citrine, and blue topaz gemstones sit within sterling silver pear shaped bezels. A dazzling faceted peridot pendant suspends from the chain in a gorgeous example of contemporary Indian style.

"I crafted this necklace to bless you with good health," declares Ila Suleyman. From his "Laafi" collection meaning "good health" in the Mamprusi language, the necklace is centered by a cow bone pendant escorted by terracotta and sese wood beads. Green beads recycled from plastic bottles and vinyl discs are diligently threaded by hand for a necklace that fastens with a brass hook.

Ghana's Ila Suleyman designs a necklace featuring five beaded strands threaded with recycled vinyl beads in a mix of pink, blue, brown, yellow, red, orange, black and green. The ends of the multi-strand section are finished with sese wood beads, agate stones, and leather strips serving as spacers. The brass hook clasp complements the beads' diverse colors. The name Wend Panga comes from the Mamprusi word meaning "strong will."

The cold winds of a difficult time can only be fought if humanity stays together in a warm embrace. Make sure no one is left behind this winter season with this 100% merino wool throw crafted in Ukraine. Soft yarns compose this cozy blanket, ensuring long-term use and comfortable sensations. Brave artisans made each piece with hope and dedication, decorating them with a chevron pattern in diverse hues, which allows you to choose your favorite design.

By buying a throw, you give a free blanket to someone in Ukraine, helping this person and their loved ones survive the winter.

Set on sterling silver, a green jade fang symbolizes a person's ability to overcome adversity. According to Maya customs, fangs represent animals of night, and beating them means beating one's darkest fears. Wearing the fang thus represented channeling the creature's energies and becoming invincible. Known as Ya'ax Chich to the ancient Maya, jade was regarded as a sacred symbol of life, fertility and power.

.925 Sterling silver