The Bali Unity Collection is the ultimate free-spirited LOVE look. Handmade of expandable layered strands of mini ornate beading, festive and colorful mini tassels, and beautiful brass detailing, these pieces will add a whimsical flair to your style - year round! The perfect pop of color to your neck and wrist......stack!
- Handmade with LOVE in Indonesia.
- Comes with a protective cloth pouch
- Necklaces are 30 inches
- Bracelets are adjustable from 7-9 inches. diameter 2-3 inches
Hi! I’m Chrissie Lam—the founder of Love Is Project. In 2012, I left my job in corporate fashion and moved to Kenya where I met a group of women in the Maasai tribe. These women made vibrant, high-quality, and gorgeous beaded items. Blown away by their craft and compassionate community, I worked with these artisans to design a bracelet emblazoned with one powerful word: LOVE.
Why LOVE? Well, in a world that can feel heavy, divided, and discouraging at times, there is only one thing that helps us to thrive—LOVE. It’s the single common thread that connects us all. So, with one small idea and one bracelet, I founded Love Is Project.
Fast-forward to 2014 and 50 countries later, a collection of LOVE stories began to unfold. It always started with the same question: What does LOVE mean to you? After sharing stories on social media of people wearing this special bracelet, supporters around the world felt moved to get involved.
With each bracelet sold, Love Is Project empowers thousands of female artisans in developing countries around the world through fair wages, healthcare, education, and more, paving the way to a positive future ahead.
Indonesia's archipelago islands are filled with beauty, culture and history. The first stop in our LOVE adventure is the island of Bali, the mecca of artisanal craftsmanship and design. We've expanded our artisan group to encompass villages in Java and the exotic island of Flores. We are happy to bring you this diverse collection of Indonesian jewelry and bracelets from a paradise near and dear to our hearts.
