NOVICA's Mission: Spread Happiness

Every NOVICA gift you give brings happiness to you, your loved ones, and to artisans around the world.

Novica impacts artisan's lives and uplifts communities through the promotion of their incredible, handmade art. Join us in helping create a vibrant future that celebrates artisans. A future where artisans thrive worldwide, with their stories told, their cultures preserved, and where their fine craftsmanship is honored. We believe that a future that is good for artisans is good for all. We aim high and do not waver. We've sent more than USD 124 million to artisans around the world, and our momentum continues to build. We are working hard to help change the lives of more and more artisans around the globe, and with your help, together we will succeed. We're constantly adding new artisans and their designs from around the world, and we're on a mission to connect them with as many impassioned, appreciative customers as possible.

NOVICA works together with talented artists, artisans, and designers around the world to produce stunning, keepsake handmade treasures. Our mantra is to Spread Happiness, so rest assured - we’ll do everything we possibly can to ensure you’re a happy customer!

About this item: Faceted to increase its allure, garnet forms a crimson chain. Bhavesh's design encases the romantic stones in silver, linking the gems in a dazzling bracelet. .925 Sterling silver with lobster clasp. 7.75"L Stones are naturally treated.

About our Artist: I come from the enthralling city of Jaipur where I was born and brought up. I was raised by a single parent, since I lost my father when I was barely two and half years old. He died in an accident. Since then, my mother worked so hard to bring us up. After my schooling, I received a bachelor's degree in commerce and also did a short term course in the French language. Jewelry crafting is our family tradition, dating back to the ancient time when Jaipur was brought to its present structure by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II. During that time, my ancestors were jewelers in the kingdom of Jaipur. Since then, the tradition and art have been handed down from generation to generation. My father was a craftsman of precious stones. I grew up observing the colors and exquisiteness of jewelry so I was inclined to do something different within the same field. I started selling stones when I was only 16. But it turned out to be not very interesting, so I started designing jewelry. It was not difficult for me, since I knew a great deal about gems and their settings. I think it was in my blood. My designs were appreciated in the market and this motivated me to become a professional. Eventually I opened my own workshop. My designs feature gold with precious stones and sterling silver. I use both traditional and modern techniques, according to the requirement of my design. Five artisans assist me.