Pearls of the Sea Youth Group
Glass Beaded Cuff Bracelet Rhombus Motif from El Salvador 'Sun's Path'
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This Glass Beaded Cuff Bracelet with Rhombus Motif by the Pearls of the Sea Youth Group is a stunning and elegant piece that showcases the collective's artistry. Handcrafted by young artisans from El Salvador, this cuff bracelet features a central rhombus motif that fans out in a variety of sunny and elegant multicolored glass beads. The geometric design is both modern and timeless, creating a captivating visual effect. This bracelet is a beautiful and meaningful accessory that represents the hope and determination of the artisans working to secure a better education and a brighter future for their community.
The Pearls of the Sea Youth Group is a collective of young women from a small island community in El Salvador, where life is shaped by the sea, mangroves, and the rhythms of fishing. Founded in partnership with an American mentor who introduced them to jewelry making, the group began as a way to create opportunities in a town where women traditionally had little access to paid work. Today, 11 artisans craft original jewelry designs, blending creativity with resilience while supporting their families and strengthening their community. For many members, the workshop represents more than income — it is a place of learning, sisterhood, and empowerment. Each piece they create reflects not only natural beauty but also the courage and determination of women transforming challenges into hope.
Handcrafted from glass beads, polyester, and copper, this cuff bracelet measures 5.5 inches L x 0.8 inches W. Slight variations are to be expected due to its unique handcrafted nature.
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