$25.00 from National Geographic - Inspired by Java's tropical flora and exquisitely beaded formal sarongs, artisans tap into these beading traditions to create this set of ten stretchy, sequined rings in every hue of the rainbow.

$14.97 from Isabella - The intricate carvings of the resin cinnabar pendant on this necklace are a luxurious counterpoint to the double strand of peridot stones. Peridot are cut in such a way as to retain their natural sense of irregularity. 17".

$239.00 from VivaTerra - This lightweight necklace has beads and brocaded fabric pillows for an ornamental collage that will become her perfect piece. Coordinating earrings also available.

$94.00 from Georgie Designs - Huge black lip shell pendant that has been carved into a flower is strung with sterling silver faceted beads. Pendant measures 2 1/4 inches and necklace is adjustable from 16-17 1/2 inches.

$128.00 from Georgie Designs - The stones in this bracelet are truly nature's finest! Gorgeous gaspeite, turquoise and Chrysocolla gemstones along with sterling silver beads and toggle clasp. Toggle is adjustable from 7 1/2 to 9 inches.

$45.00 from Sacred Ways - This dramatic piece of jewelry is handcrafted in the Native American tradition, using antiqued bone, turquoise, and genuine Native American trade beads, some of which date back to the 1750's. Suitable for either men or women.

$80.00 from RushGideon - This caramel-colored coin stone necklace, bracelet and earring set is an accessory that is sure to get noticed.

$12.99 from Incan World Gifts - This beautiful gourd and bamboo necklace with an owl was designed and handcrafted by skilled artisans in Peru. Hand made from bamboo, gourd, curled wire and beads. Size: Necklace: 17 inches long. Gourd pendant: 1.5 inches.

$9.95 from Greenfeet - From the office to brunch, our Metallic & Wood Multi-strand stretch bracelet fits the bill for both the style & eco-conscious individuals. Made using gold resin beads, antiqued beads, natural wood beads & stretchy nylon cor.

$19.95 from National Geographic - The largest tribe in Kenya, the Kikuyu are a traditionally enterprising people whose culture remains vibrant among Western influences. Handcrafted by the Kikuyu using horn and bone, clay beads, and brass appliqués.