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A one-carat stone of amethyst sparkles with purple hues in this cocktail ring, featuring the face of Saraswati. Hindu goddess of knowledge, wisdom, and art, Saraswati is depicted here by Indonesia's Komang Suastra, who carves her face by hand from bone, surrounding it with sterling silver dot and swirl motifs for an elegant and serene look.

Steeped in a mystical Balinese silver motif, 18k rose gold accent and faceted amethyst, this bold cocktail ring seeks to captivate and awe. Working to promote the beauty and heritage of Bali through jewelry, artisan Sukartini collaborates with local silversmiths to present this elaborate cocktail ring inspired by local mythology, representing Basuki, the dragon tasked with Earth's protection by the Hindu gods.

Inspired by Hindu beliefs, Made Wardika crafts a lovely pendant necklace in his characteristic style. The image of the elephant-headed god Ganesha is hand-carved from a bone pendant, framed by sterling silver with floral motifs. A sparkling gem of amethyst decorates the frame, and the necklace adorns the wearer on a length of sterling chain.

India's Alok Jain presents a stunning design inspired by the ancient Hindu doctrine. Featuring the ancestral Om sign, this 22k gold-plated pendant necklace aims to be an amulet of peace and reflection, as its traditional motifs made using advanced metalwork techniques evoke the divine aura of the classic Indian temples.

Furthermore, seven faceted gemstones in a round cut rest in the accessory, each representing one of the seven chakras: amethyst, the stone of wisdom, as the crown chakra; carnelian, the stone of confidence, as the sacral chakra; peridot, the stone of prosperity, as the heart chakra; garnet, the stone of perseverance, as the root chakra; iolite, the stone of intuition, as the third eye chakra; blue topaz, the stone of righteousness, as the throat chakra; and citrine, the stone of success, as the solar plexus chakra.