Bedugul Temple Blue Topaz Chain Bracelet
The crown of this regal chain bracelet features floral designs accented with gold vermeil. Blue topaz gems are secured in an naga chain, handcrafted by Wayan Neri.
The bracelet’s essence and name takes inspiration from the mountain lakes of the Bedugul region in Bali. The artisan conveys the beauty of his homeland with this refined piece of jewelry.
| Specifications |
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| Sterling silver, gold-plated accents & blue topaz |
| Combination finish |
| Box clasp |
| 7.5″ circumference (19.1 cm) |
| Handmade in & fairly traded from Indonesia |
Due to the handmade nature of this product, exact color may vary.
FAQ
What is the origin of the blue topaz and floral design?
The blue topaz and floral design are inspired by the mountain lakes of the Bedugul region in Bali. The artisan, Wayan Neri, handcrafts the piece to reflect the natural beauty of his homeland.
Is the bracelet made with sustainable materials?
Yes, the bracelet is handmade in Indonesia and fairly traded, ensuring ethical production practices.
What is the chain style and how is it constructed?
The bracelet features an naga chain with blue topaz gems set in a floral crown accented with gold vermeil. It is handcrafted by Wayan Neri using traditional techniques.
Diana Hughes –
The bracelet is beautifully crafted with delicate floral details and a rich blue topaz color. It feels substantial and elegant. The packaging was thoughtful and the craftsmanship shows attention to detail. I love how it reflects the natural beauty of Bali.
Thomas Tucker –
Received the bracelet exactly as described. The combination of blue topaz and gold vermeil is striking. It’s a unique piece that stands out on the wrist. The handmade quality is evident and the origin story adds meaningful depth.
Fiona Wilkins –
The bracelet is lovely and has a serene, peaceful look. The blue topaz gives it a calming vibe. It’s slightly heavier than expected, but that adds to its presence. The floral crown is detailed and well-executed.