the famous tule tree in Santa Maria del Tule, Oaxaca. The venerable ahuehuete cypress is one of the oldest living trees in the world. Gianluca Anzani works in sterling silver to create this exquisite design. Due to its hand-crafted nature, the size could vary slightly. .925 rating silver Artisan Info: "Hi, my name is Gianluca and, though by birth I'm Swiss-Italian, I am Mexican at heart. Destiny brought me to Mexico in 1977 on a holiday, but I fell in love with the country and its people so I decided to stay. I live in the state of Michoacan and have two beautiful daughters. "Having traveled extensively throughout Mexico, I've had the good fortune to meet talented artisans who have kindly taught me...  (less)

The colorful array includes tiger's eye and amethyst, goldstone and reconstituted turquoise. Aquamarine, citrine, agate, green and rose quartz bring their own hues to this stunning necklace by Claudio Bravo. Because each necklace is individually crafted, the stones and their colors may vary. Artisan Info: "I am Argentine and began working in handicrafts while traveling in Brazil. I was fascinated by the seashells and mother of pearl found on the seashore. I traveled a great deal through the country and met a tribal chief who presented me with a net made of the buriti, a palm tree that grows in marshlands. Curiously, the fiber from the net did not irritate the skin as is typical of other palm fibers, an...  (less)

colorful array includes quartz and amethyst, goldstone and reconstituted turquoise. Red hematite, agate, rose quartz and malachite bring their own hues to this stunning bracelet by Claudio Bravo. Because each bracelet is individually crafted, the stones and their colors may vary. Artisan Info: "I am Argentine and began working in handicrafts while traveling in Brazil. I was fascinated by the seashells and mother of pearl found on the seashore. I traveled a great deal through the country and met a tribal chief who presented me with a net made of the buriti, a palm tree that grows in marshlands. Curiously, the fiber from the net did not irritate the skin as is typical of other palm fibers, and he explained t...  (less)

Showcasing turquoise, blue sodalite, green and white quartz and tiger's eyes, Claudio Bravo adds bright carnelian and hematite, onyx and howlite. The original necklace features gleaming brass beads bathed in 18k gold to adorn the ties. Because each necklace is individually crafted, the stones and their colors may vary. Artisan Info: "I am Argentine and began working in handicrafts while traveling in Brazil. I was fascinated by the seashells and mother of pearl found on the seashore. I traveled a great deal through the country and met a tribal chief who presented me with a net made of the buriti, a palm tree that grows in marshlands. Curiously, the fiber from the net did not irritate the skin as is typical of ...  (less)

Showcasing turquoise, blue sodalite, green and white quartz and tiger's eyes, Claudio Bravo adds bright carnelian and hematite, onyx and howlite. The wide original bracelet features gleaming brass beads bathed in 18k gold to adorn the ties. Because each bracelet is individually crafted, the stones and their colors may vary. Artisan Info: "I am Argentine and began working in handicrafts while traveling in Brazil. I was fascinated by the seashells and mother of pearl found on the seashore. I traveled a great deal through the country and met a tribal chief who presented me with a net made of the buriti, a palm tree that grows in marshlands. Curiously, the fiber from the net did not irritate the skin as is typical of ...  (less)

colorful array includes tiger's eye and amethyst, goldstone and turquoise. Aquamarine, garnet, rose quartz and hematite bring their own hues to this stunning bracelet by Claudio Bravo. Crystal, malachite and sodalite also appear. Because each bracelet is individually crafted, the stones and their colors may vary. Artisan Info: "I am Argentine and began working in handicrafts while traveling in Brazil. I was fascinated by the seashells and mother of pearl found on the seashore. I traveled a great deal through the country and met a tribal chief who presented me with a net made of the buriti, a palm tree that grows in marshlands. Curiously, the fiber from the net did not irritate the skin as is typical of oth...  (less)

fashionable cuff bracelet. He weaves buriti palm according to techniques he learned in the Amazon, and adorns it with gemstone pebbles including rose quartz, hematite, amazonite, tiger's eye and howlite. The bracelet also features sandalwood beads and goldstone beads. Artisan Info: "I am Argentine and began working in handicrafts while traveling in Brazil. I was fascinated by the seashells and mother of pearl found on the seashore. I traveled a great deal through the country and met a tribal chief who presented me with a net made of the buriti, a palm tree that grows in marshlands. Curiously, the fiber from the net did not irritate the skin as is typical of other palm fibers, and he explained that the...  (less)

bare the wrist beneath, this wide cuff bracelet is studded with gems. Claudio Bravo selects natural Brazilian stones, adding bright garnet, crystal and goldstone. Green malachite and blue sodalite join the rainbow, while red hematite and rose quartz complete the original design. Artisan Info: "I am Argentine and began working in handicrafts while traveling in Brazil. I was fascinated by the seashells and mother of pearl found on the seashore. I traveled a great deal through the country and met a tribal chief who presented me with a net made of the buriti, a palm tree that grows in marshlands. Curiously, the fiber from the net did not irritate the skin as is typical of other palm fibers, and he explained that the trea...  (less)

Showcasing turquoise, blue sodalite, pink quartz, Claudio Bravo adds carnelian, reconstituted turquoise, amazonite, citrine, and amethyst. The bracelet fastens with a brazilwood button. Because each bracelet is individually crafted, the stones and their colors may vary. Artisan Info: "I am Argentine and began working in handicrafts while traveling in Brazil. I was fascinated by the seashells and mother of pearl found on the seashore. I traveled a great deal through the country and met a tribal chief who presented me with a net made of the buriti, a palm tree that grows in marshlands. Curiously, the fiber from the net did not irritate the skin as is typical of other palm fibers, and he explained that the treatme...  (less)

knot. Claudio Bravo finds inspiration in the accessories worn by Brazilian tribes during spiritual rituals. He weaves buriti palm according to techniques he learned in the Amazons, creating a bracelet of fascinating enchantment. The bracelet can be adjusted to size; in case of excess width, it can be turned inwards. Artisan Info: "I am Argentine and began working in handicrafts while traveling in Brazil. I was fascinated by the seashells and mother of pearl found on the seashore. I traveled a great deal through the country and met a tribal chief who presented me with a net made of the buriti, a palm tree that grows in marshlands. Curiously, the fiber from the net did not irritate the skin as is typical of oth...  (less)

spiritual rituals. He designs a fascinating cuff bracelet embellished by the rich contrast between light and dark buriti palm. As a final addition, Bravo adds a bead carved of Brazilian tree stick. The bracelet can be adjusted to size; in case of excess width, it can be turned inwards. Artisan Info: "I am Argentine and began working in handicrafts while traveling in Brazil. I was fascinated by the seashells and mother of pearl found on the seashore. I traveled a great deal through the country and met a tribal chief who presented me with a net made of the buriti, a palm tree that grows in marshlands. Curiously, the fiber from the net did not irritate the skin as is typical of other palm fibers, and h...  (less)

spiritual rituals. He designs this fascinating cuff bracelet, exploring color and the textural contrasts of buriti palm. As a final addition, Bravo adds a bead carved of Brazilian tree stick. The bracelet can be adjusted to size; in case of excess width, it can be turned inwards. Artisan Info: "I am Argentine and began working in handicrafts while traveling in Brazil. I was fascinated by the seashells and mother of pearl found on the seashore. I traveled a great deal through the country and met a tribal chief who presented me with a net made of the buriti, a palm tree that grows in marshlands. Curiously, the fiber from the net did not irritate the skin as is typical of other palm fibers, and he expl...  (less)