Jewelry
Handmade jewelry, is rustic, un-refined the essence of tradition. Family secrets handed down through generations encase every piece. Every piece is unique. Every piece has a story.
Handmade Jewelry achieves a connection unrivaled by other methods. Begging to be worn, to be touched, all other jewelry only desires to be seen. No factories, no machines just genuine craftsmanship. Hand-worked Hill Tribe Silver and Thai Gold, encase a bouquet of gems, stones and shells. Talented hands intricately weave hill tribe silver into ornate designs using time-honored smelting and design techniques. Our enchanting handmade jewelry range has been crafted by the artisans of Northern Thailand. Artisan crafted jewelry alive with detail.
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- Sunday Buddha Pendant$249
Thai gold day of the week Buddha. The statuettes inside the enclosed globes are produced by temples in Thailand by melting down donated coins, medallions, and statues. The head monk then blesses them and the Thai people support the temple by purchasing these blessed amulets. The statuettes are encased in airtight acrylic globes closed with a 22 carat (92% pure gold) seal. Traditionally, you would wear the Buddha posture that corresponds to the day of the week on which you were born. Similarly sized Ganesh and Kwan Yin statuettes are also available encased in proportional gold globes. The statues themselves are not made of gold, but rather formed from an amalgam of the donated metal on the day the temple casts the statuettes.
Thai Gold Western preferences for subdued colored shades of gold jewelry usually dictate a gold proportion that varies between 50% (12 carat) and 75% (18carat) gold content for necklaces and rings. Many Asian cultures, however, often view jewelry as wearable bank accounts, calling for rather higher precious metal content in order to maximize the value-to-weight ratios.Pendant chains sold separately
- Monday Buddha Pendant$249
Thai gold day of the week Buddha. The statuettes inside the enclosed globes are produced by temples in Thailand by melting down donated coins, medallions, and statues. The head monk then blesses them and the Thai people support the temple by purchasing these blessed amulets. The statuettes are encased in airtight acrylic globes closed with a 22 carat (92% pure gold) seal. Traditionally, you would wear the Buddha posture that corresponds to the day of the week on which you were born. Similarly sized Ganesh and Kwan Yin statuettes are also available encased in proportional gold globes. The statues themselves are not made of gold, but rather formed from an amalgam of the donated metal on the day the temple casts the statuettes.
Thai Gold Western preferences for subdued colored shades of gold jewelry usually dictate a gold proportion that varies between 50% (12 carat) and 75% (18carat) gold content for necklaces and rings. Many Asian cultures, however, often view jewelry as wearable bank accounts, calling for rather higher precious metal content in order to maximize the value-to-weight ratios.Pendant chains sold separately
- Tuesday Buddha Pendant$249
Thai gold day of the week Buddha. The statuettes inside the enclosed globes are produced by temples in Thailand by melting down donated coins, medallions, and statues. The head monk then blesses them and the Thai people support the temple by purchasing these blessed amulets. The statuettes are encased in airtight acrylic globes closed with a 22 carat (92% pure gold) seal. Traditionally, you would wear the Buddha posture that corresponds to the day of the week on which you were born. Similarly sized Ganesh and Kwan Yin statuettes are also available encased in proportional gold globes. The statues themselves are not made of gold, but rather formed from an amalgam of the donated metal on the day the temple casts the statuettes.
Thai Gold Western preferences for subdued colored shades of gold jewelry usually dictate a gold proportion that varies between 50% (12 carat) and 75% (18carat) gold content for necklaces and rings. Many Asian cultures, however, often view jewelry as wearable bank accounts, calling for rather higher precious metal content in order to maximize the value-to-weight ratios.Pendant chains sold separately
- Wednesday Buddha Pendant$249
Thai gold day of the week Buddha. The statuettes inside the enclosed globes are produced by temples in Thailand by melting down donated coins, medallions, and statues. The head monk then blesses them and the Thai people support the temple by purchasing these blessed amulets. The statuettes are encased in airtight acrylic globes closed with a 22 carat (92% pure gold) seal. Traditionally, you would wear the Buddha posture that corresponds to the day of the week on which you were born. Similarly sized Ganesh and Kwan Yin statuettes are also available encased in proportional gold globes. The statues themselves are not made of gold, but rather formed from an amalgam of the donated metal on the day the temple casts the statuettes.
Thai Gold Western preferences for subdued colored shades of gold jewelry usually dictate a gold proportion that varies between 50% (12 carat) and 75% (18carat) gold content for necklaces and rings. Many Asian cultures, however, often view jewelry as wearable bank accounts, calling for rather higher precious metal content in order to maximize the value-to-weight ratios.Pendant chains sold separately
- Thursday Buddha Pendant$249
Thai gold day of the week Buddha. The statuettes inside the enclosed globes are produced by temples in Thailand by melting down donated coins, medallions, and statues. The head monk then blesses them and the Thai people support the temple by purchasing these blessed amulets. The statuettes are encased in airtight acrylic globes closed with a 22 carat (92% pure gold) seal. Traditionally, you would wear the Buddha posture that corresponds to the day of the week on which you were born. Similarly sized Ganesh and Kwan Yin statuettes are also available encased in proportional gold globes. The statues themselves are not made of gold, but rather formed from an amalgam of the donated metal on the day the temple casts the statuettes.
Thai Gold Western preferences for subdued colored shades of gold jewelry usually dictate a gold proportion that varies between 50% (12 carat) and 75% (18carat) gold content for necklaces and rings. Many Asian cultures, however, often view jewelry as wearable bank accounts, calling for rather higher precious metal content in order to maximize the value-to-weight ratios.Pendant chains sold separately
- Friday Buddha Pendant$249
Thai gold day of the week Buddha. The statuettes inside the enclosed globes are produced by temples in Thailand by melting down donated coins, medallions, and statues. The head monk then blesses them and the Thai people support the temple by purchasing these blessed amulets. The statuettes are encased in airtight acrylic globes closed with a 22 carat (92% pure gold) seal. Traditionally, you would wear the Buddha posture that corresponds to the day of the week on which you were born. Similarly sized Ganesh and Kwan Yin statuettes are also available encased in proportional gold globes. The statues themselves are not made of gold, but rather formed from an amalgam of the donated metal on the day the temple casts the statuettes.
Thai Gold Western preferences for subdued colored shades of gold jewelry usually dictate a gold proportion that varies between 50% (12 carat) and 75% (18carat) gold content for necklaces and rings. Many Asian cultures, however, often view jewelry as wearable bank accounts, calling for rather higher precious metal content in order to maximize the value-to-weight ratios.Pendant chains sold separately
- Forever Luck Ancient Coin$599
Chain sold separately, 23 carat gold (96%)Pendant chains sold separately
- Silver Florette Pendant$69Two-tone Sterling Silver with gold finish.
Pendant chains sold separately