Handmade Ethnic Silver Jewelry

Traditional silver jewelry includes quirky, organic, stylish and elegant masterpieces, which are crafted by the artists engaged in this business for a very long time. The ornament includes a myriad range of conventional and contemporary work done by the designers.

Heishi silver beads, fine silver beads, sterling silver beads, and Bali-style silver beads are some of the popular silver ornaments. Whether you are an investment seeker or a jewelry designer, these ornaments are the best collectibles.

 Collectible ethnic tribal jewelry comes in multiple guises. These traditional and antique silver pieces by the modern jewelry designers provide a modern touch to the traditional materials and themes. Hence, these pieces are expensive and most sought after ornaments across the globe.

Heishi silver beads are mini-artwork in itself. These are the most collectible and celebrated ornaments. The quality antiques require skilled eyes to appreciate the superior quality masterpieces and to differentiate them from imitations and fake jewelry around.

Know About Bali Silver Beads

Bali is typically a small tropical island amid the huge Indonesian archipelago. The island is mainly populated by the Muslims and is known for its rich cultural heritage. The cultural repository of the island embraces a convention of metal smithing, dating back to hundred years.

The tradition started during the 15th century under Majapahit era, when Hindu artists fled to the Bali Island and started practicing this magnificent craft of making Bali style silver beads.

Manufactured in Celuk village, Bali style silver beads are authentic BRASS BEADS mainly crafted for exporting as the metal has little demand in their local market. Though Balinese conventionally only wear gold-plated jewelry, their work began to recognize in 1970's. Today, Bali style silver beads are globally known for its quality and authenticity of BRASS BEADS used for making jewelry.

Bali-style silver beads are often manufactured in Turkey, India, China, and Indonesia. Bali ornaments, today, are the most popular jewelry, known for its geometric granulation designs and patterns.