Julia Rosita Studs Bracelet This bracelet finds its roots

This bracelet finds its roots in the traditional rosary-inspired necklaces popular during the Spanish colonial period of the Philippines

beating and shaping a thin sheet of gold to create a decorative pattern on the front

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we transformed this iconic piece and adapted it to contemporary times

who popularized and taught this design to his contemporaries almost a century ago

Julia Rosita Studs Bracelet This bracelet finds its rootsAn ornate pair of earrings carefully decorated with almost 200 tiny granules that make up 30 floral patterns we call rositas along its circumference. It is expertly made using an ancient technique in jewelry making called granulation that predates the Spanish colonial period of the Philippines. This one is sure to turn heads! Due to its handcrafted nature, no two pieces will be exactly the same and there may be slight variations from photos.