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Buddha Lotus Sterling Silver Bracelet
$425.00
Buddha Lotus Sterling Silver Bracelet
$425.00
This exquisite bracelet from Amy Kahn Russell features jade, aventurine, blue topaz, created green spinel and blue terbium, and sterling silver. The buddha and lotus flower charms will wrap your wrist in zen.
About the artisan: Amy Kahn Russell of Ridgefield, CT is the forerunner in a naturalistic trend in jewelry. A fine arts graduate of Tulane, the artist’s personal studies and experience influence her designs from museums to visions during her extensive travels. Amy Kahn Russell jewelry is internationally sold in museum shops, art galleries, prestigious boutiques, catalogs, and specialty stores.
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