Jellyfish amulet featuring tanzanite, aquamarine, sapphire and kyanite on cord, handmade by Om Prakash in Jaipur. Indigo is named for the wondrous Indigofera Tinctoria. This dye has been used for centuries by nobility, royalty, luxury, and the world's most popular and democratic clothing item: the blue jeans. Indigo was also used by artists such as Van Gough in Starry Night and Hokusai's The Great Wave. We have woven the bright and faded shades of denim in our new collection in tiny teal diamonds, night sky sapphires, deep ocean kyanite, twilight tanzanite, and aquamarine. Our curated collection features a variety of meticulously crafted pieces; from delicate clusters of mixed shades, shapes, and sizes in rings, hoops, handcrafted gold chain necklaces and bracelets showcasing cascades of captivating blue gems. The collection also includes the grand Koh-i-Nor-inspired aquamarine Greek ring, eternity bands, and cup rings. Each unique piece celebrates the enchanting allure of blue gemstones. Scroll down to meet the maker...
