A collection of rare stones and intricate talismans give this charm bracelet a found treasure feel. Features citrine, white and natural mother of pearl, garnet, green flourite, silver grey pearl and bezel wrapped dendrite opal coin on an 18k gold plated sterling silver cable chain. Fastens with a lobster clasp.

Started in 1996, Vietnamese-born designer Chan Luu founded the brand as a passion project after a long career in retail. From her early days making jewelry in her garage, the brand grew to encompass cashmere, fine jewelry and a men's line. Throughout its history, Chan has championed artisan craftsmanship and the support of fair labor practices, and her efforts have been recognized by the United Nations.

The Mediterranean coast comes to life through a pendant necklace featuring a stunning solitaire kyanite sitting within a gold bezel. The stone's green hue is reminiscent of the picturesque landscape.

Started in 1996, Vietnamese-born designer Chan Luu founded the brand as a passion project after a long career in retail. From her early days making jewelry in her garage, the brand grew to encompass cashmere, fine jewelry and a men's line. Throughout its history, Chan has championed artisan craftsmanship and the support of fair labor practices, and her efforts have been recognized by the United Nations.

Reminiscent of the moon phases, celestial moonstones float along a decorative gold chain with a uniquely shaped pearl pendant.

Started in 1996, Vietnamese-born designer Chan Luu founded the brand as a passion project after a long career in retail. From her early days making jewelry in her garage, the brand grew to encompass cashmere, fine jewelry and a men's line. Throughout its history, Chan has championed artisan craftsmanship and the support of fair labor practices, and her efforts have been recognized by the United Nations.

Faceted gold and pearl beads create a step pattern between layers of turquoise a striking addition to our naked wrap collection.

Started in 1996, Vietnamese-born designer Chan Luu founded the brand as a passion project after a long career in retail. From her early days making jewelry in her garage, the brand grew to encompass cashmere, fine jewelry and a men's line. Throughout its history, Chan has championed artisan craftsmanship and the support of fair labor practices, and her efforts have been recognized by the United Nations.

Faceted gold and pearl beads create a step pattern between layers of lavender iolite. A striking addition to our naked wrap collection.

Started in 1996, Vietnamese-born designer Chan Luu founded the brand as a passion project after a long career in retail. From her early days making jewelry in her garage, the brand grew to encompass cashmere, fine jewelry and a men's line. Throughout its history, Chan has championed artisan craftsmanship and the support of fair labor practices, and her efforts have been recognized by the United Nations.

Three layers of faceted gold and laboradite beads hand-loomed on dark brown leather cord give this wrap bracelet a sophisticated, organic feel. Fastens with a signature gold oval button.

Started in 1996, Vietnamese-born designer Chan Luu founded the brand as a passion project after a long career in retail. From her early days making jewelry in her garage, the brand grew to encompass cashmere, fine jewelry and a men's line. Throughout its history, Chan has championed artisan craftsmanship and the support of fair labor practices, and her efforts have been recognized by the United Nations.

Three layers of faceted gold and phosphosiderite beads hand-loomed on dark brown leather cord give this wrap bracelet a sophisticated, organic feel. Fastens with a signature gold oval button.

Started in 1996, Vietnamese-born designer Chan Luu founded the brand as a passion project after a long career in retail. From her early days making jewelry in her garage, the brand grew to encompass cashmere, fine jewelry and a men's line. Throughout its history, Chan has championed artisan craftsmanship and the support of fair labor practices, and her efforts have been recognized by the United Nations.