Minimalist chain bracelets NOVICA Amethyst and Rainbow Moonstone Link Bracelet, 'Misty Lilac' (India) - 7'6" x 9'6"

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India's Shanker comes from a family of farmers, but chooses instead to provide excellent pieces of jewelry. He works with local artisans to present this link bracelet, which features a handcrafted design from sterling silver. Rainbow moonstone and four carats of amethyst adorn this piece for a beautiful bracelet with cool purple and iridescent hues.

Product Features:

  • Weight: 0.34 oz
  • Dimensions: 8.25" L x 0.3" W
  • Country: India
  • Product Features: Handmade
  • Gender: Women's
  • Material: Sterling Silver, Stone
  • Bracelet Style: Link
  • Metal Color: White
  • Metal: Sterling Silver
  • Made in India.

Story Behind the Art:

I started designing and crafting sterling silver jewelry and slowly, with the help of family and friends, I was able to establish myself in the field.

Hello, my name is Shanker and I come from a farming background. I studied till 10th grade and, as a family tradition, I was expected to work along with my parents. During those days, my maternal uncle was working with a jeweler. I was always fascinated by the fancy jewelry he designed. Eventually, I quit farming and started my own small workshop.

I started designing and crafting sterling silver jewelry and slowly, with the help of family and friends, I was able to establish myself in the field. Initially, I had to face a lot of problems as people in my village like only gold, because it offers a return value. Silver is not popular.

So with the help of my uncle, I set up my own workshop in the city. Today, I have achieved a lot in terms of design, quality and appreciation. I have also participated in various exhibitions. I am immensely honored to showcase on Novica. My products can be displayed worldwide and I feel my greatest challenge is to fulfill my customers' expectations.

This handmade creation is offered in partnership with NOVICA, in association with National Geographic.