The Bali Necklace

The distinctive art of Bali has its origins in Javanese-Hindu tradition. The island became an artist enclave in the 1920s. The town of Celuk is renowned for its gold and silver jewelry, and legend tells how the art of silverwork was taught to local families by the gods.

Skilled Indonesian artisans all bring their own unique views to Novica's Bali Necklace Gallery. The array of styles is amazing, from Zayd Makarim's Buddhist-inspired floral jewelry to Wayan Asmana's cross necklaces. Wayan Sarjana and Made Sriasih create traditional silver chains with Indonesian flair, while Buana carves superbly detailed goddesses in bone. The animal and flower themes in Sukartini's necklace designs are repeated in brooches and bracelets. For Agung Pribadi, world peace and brotherhood are frequent themes in his silver and carnelian necklaces.

We invite you to browse through our selection of Balinese necklaces. There's something for everyone.