pinky ring

Hammered silver wraps around the finger in a ring of splendid beauty. Aparna adds faceted teardrops of golden citrine that total 6 carats.

.925 Sterling silver

A glimpse of the region's nature exudes sweet and serene emotions through the masterfully painted details that compose Preeti Gupta's newest painting. Inspired by India's avian fauna and enchanting forests, the artisan uses acrylic on canvas to depict a little bird in yellow, pink and red hues, inviting you to reflect on India's cultural richness.

The piece arrives signed and unstretched.

Totaling 3.5 carats, gemstones fan out like a peacock's tail, their dazzling colors each related to a specific chakra. In Sanskrit, chakra refers to an energy vortex through which vital universal forces are channeled, and there are believed to be seven in the human body. When all seven are aligned the person feels a healthy sense of well-being. This sterling silver ring includes amethyst, iolite, citrine, peridot, garnet, blue topaz, and carnelian. The clear and light purple stones are associated with the 7th chakra (awareness and wisdom); the purple, violet and indigo gems with 6th chakra (insight and perception), and the blue or light blue with the 5th, that of communication and truth. Green and pink stones are for love and compassion, linked to the heart, on the 4th chakra. For inner power and will, the 3rd chakra is associated with yellow gems; whereas emotion and sexuality are linked to red and orange gems for the 2nd chakra. Black gems are used to stimulate the 1st chakra, that of stability and security.

.925 Sterling silver.

Under a golden amber sun, a lucky hummingbird finds rich nectar in a rhodochrosite rose in a necklace of vintage Mexican elegance. Flora María designs and crafts the sterling silver necklace featuring leafy accents near the clasp and an oxidized finish for an aged effect.

Crafted and painted by hand, two diminutive teapots become ornaments. Eleazar Leal decorates them with images of Mexican landscapes, depicting a spotted cow on one and a parrot on the other. The artisan works in ceramic and displays them on golden cords.

The reverse side of each is plain.

Inspired by the beauty and rich history of Persian rugs, Mohammad Hussain Baba designs this breathtaking decorative box. The Indian artisan hand carves the box from weeping willow wood and a layer of papier mache before hand painting the surface with a pink floral pattern. Inside, a polyester velvet lining cushions your trinkets, while the outside is coated in a glossy lacquer for shine and protection.

Designed by Mohammad Hussain Baba, this decorative box was inspired by the beauty and rich history of Persian rugs. The Indian artisan hand carves the box from weeping willow wood and a layer of papier mache before hand painting the surface with a pink floral pattern. Inside, a polyester velvet lining cushions your trinkets, while the outside is coated in a glossy lacquer for shine and protection.