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Sterling Silver and Karen Silver Beaded Bracelet 'Petite Jewel in Blue-Green' Item ID: 2669928136
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- 0.11 oz
- 7 inches L
- 3 mm W
- 925 sterling silver clasp and tube beads
- 950 silver beads
- reconstituted turquoise
- Color(s) may vary slightly
- Combination finish
- Spring ring clasp
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"I grew up in a warm family even though my parents separated when I was a little child. But I still had my grandparents who took very good care of me until I grew up.
"We were a small family in Chiang Rai, the northernmost province of Thailand. We earned our income selling ready-to-eat food at a small-town bus station. Every evening after school, I liked to help Grandma sell food. And every Saturday and Sunday, I carried food to sell aboard the bus when it stopped and parked to pick up passengers. We would have about half an hour to sell to the passengers In this way, I was able to earn the money for my school expenses from a young age. I felt very proud that I could make my own money when I was only ten years old.
"I've loved to draw and write since I was young. When the school had an art or writing competition, I was often selected to compete and I received an award or a certificate almost every time. I feel that when a person does something well, you must concentrate and put your imagination into it. And that has helped make me to do things well.
"I eventually finished my education with a degree in marketing. Because my favorite hobby is drawing, I was thinking about doing something with it that could bring in an income. I started with drawing pictures and writing good poems on stencil paper. Then I'd frame these to sell. People loved them and bought them, and I felt proud every time they did and. Later, I started crafting handmade designs.
"After getting married, I moved into my husband's house. We had guesthouse near the Thai-Laos border with a coffee shop and Internet service. We also open a shop to sell clothing and handmade jewelry, and I helped him.
"I craft jewelry and used to sell most of it to pedestrians on village streets. During the high season, a lot of tourists come to shop. There is a border crossing in our small town and foreigners like to visit here.
"We have two children, a daughter and a son. As they grew older, we began thinking about moving to the city where they could attend a good school. So we did.
"My responsibility is to drive our children to school and back but I still make handmade jewelry as my hobby and I sell it on the streets and also in a market near my house. In the city, I'm able to find a wide selection of materials easily. One day in the market, I met Samart and he introduced me to NOVICA. This is a wonderful opportunity to design jewelry for people around the world! I hope you like it and I'd love to hear your comments."
17 Reviews for
Siranya
January 9, 2021
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Stacy
Loved the bracelet. Very dainty and pretty. Wear it with my 4 other Karen Hill tribe bracelets. Love them all.thank you
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September 13, 2019
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Karen
This bracelet is so pretty and well made, I love wearing it!
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October 18, 2022
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Lindy
Love this bracelet! Put it on and hsve never taken it off. Highly recommend!
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October 10, 2022
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Patricia
I love this bracelet! It is so comfortable and goes with lots of my clothes.
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September 3, 2022
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Kathy
I love these bracelets that Siranya makes, and wear them often. They are so lightweight which makes them so easy to wear, and this one is no exception. Beautiful work once again, Siranya!
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September 3, 2022
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Kathy
Another pretty and feminine bracelet by Siranya that can be worn by itself or in combination with other Siranya bracelets. So lovely and versatile! Thanks again, Siranya.
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May 15, 2022
J
Jessica
I wear it everyday and when I am upset by something, I look at the heart to calm down. Then I remember to approach all conversations & situations with love.
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August 9, 2021
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Dl
It was a gift to myself and i am glad i did. It blends in with my other bracelets i have bought.
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June 25, 2021
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Carol
I loved the bracelet… but it broke the 1st time I wore it and the TINY beads went everywhere!!So no bracelet I am a big fan of Hill Tribe!!!…so I was very disappointed !!!
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April 19, 2021
A
Adelaide
This bracelet is very pretty and can be worn by itself or with others.
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"I grew up in a warm family even though my parents separated when I was a little child. But I still had my grandparents who took very good care of me until I grew up.
"We were a small family in Chiang Rai, the northernmost province of Thailand. We earned our income selling ready-to-eat food at a small-town bus station. Every evening after school, I liked to help Grandma sell food. And every Saturday and Sunday, I carried food to sell aboard the bus when it stopped and parked to pick up passengers. We would have about half an hour to sell to the passengers In this way, I was able to earn the money for my school expenses from a young age. I felt very proud that I could make my own money when I was only ten years old.
"I've loved to draw and write since I was young. When the school had an art or writing competition, I was often selected to compete and I received an award or a certificate almost every time. I feel that when a person does something well, you must concentrate and put your imagination into it. And that has helped make me to do things well.
"I eventually finished my education with a degree in marketing. Because my favorite hobby is drawing, I was thinking about doing something with it that could bring in an income. I started with drawing pictures and writing good poems on stencil paper. Then I'd frame these to sell. People loved them and bought them, and I felt proud every time they did and. Later, I started crafting handmade designs.
"After getting married, I moved into my husband's house. We had guesthouse near the Thai-Laos border with a coffee shop and Internet service. We also open a shop to sell clothing and handmade jewelry, and I helped him.
"I craft jewelry and used to sell most of it to pedestrians on village streets. During the high season, a lot of tourists come to shop. There is a border crossing in our small town and foreigners like to visit here.
"We have two children, a daughter and a son. As they grew older, we began thinking about moving to the city where they could attend a good school. So we did.
"My responsibility is to drive our children to school and back but I still make handmade jewelry as my hobby and I sell it on the streets and also in a market near my house. In the city, I'm able to find a wide selection of materials easily. One day in the market, I met Samart and he introduced me to NOVICA. This is a wonderful opportunity to design jewelry for people around the world! I hope you like it and I'd love to hear your comments."
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Siranya sterling silver jewelry with Karen hill tribe fine silver beads
"I grew up in a warm family even though my parents separated when I was a little child. But I still had my grandparents who took very good care of me until I grew up.
"We were a small family in Chiang Rai, the northernmost province of Thailand. We earned our income selling ready-to-eat food at a small-town bus station. Every evening after school, I liked to help Grandma sell food. And every Saturday and Sunday, I carried food to sell aboard the bus when it stopped and parked to pick up passengers. We would have about half an hour to sell to the passengers In this way, I was able to earn the money for my school expenses from a young age. I felt very proud that I could make my own money when I was only ten years old.
"I've loved to draw and write since I was young. When the school had an art or writing competition, I was often selected to compete and I received an award or a certificate almost every time. I feel that when a person does something well, you must concentrate and put your imagination into it. And that has helped make me to do things well.
"I eventually finished my education with a degree in marketing. Because my favorite hobby is drawing, I was thinking about doing something with it that could bring in an income. I started with drawing pictures and writing good poems on stencil paper. Then I'd frame these to sell. People loved them and bought them, and I felt proud every time they did and. Later, I started crafting handmade designs.
"After getting married, I moved into my husband's house. We had guesthouse near the Thai-Laos border with a coffee shop and Internet service. We also open a shop to sell clothing and handmade jewelry, and I helped him.
"I craft jewelry and used to sell most of it to pedestrians on village streets. During the high season, a lot of tourists come to shop. There is a border crossing in our small town and foreigners like to visit here.
"We have two children, a daughter and a son. As they grew older, we began thinking about moving to the city where they could attend a good school. So we did.
"My responsibility is to drive our children to school and back but I still make handmade jewelry as my hobby and I sell it on the streets and also in a market near my house. In the city, I'm able to find a wide selection of materials easily. One day in the market, I met Samart and he introduced me to NOVICA. This is a wonderful opportunity to design jewelry for people around the world! I hope you like it and I'd love to hear your comments."
"We were a small family in Chiang Rai, the northernmost province of Thailand. We earned our income selling ready-to-eat food at a small-town bus station. Every evening after school, I liked to help Grandma sell food. And every Saturday and Sunday, I carried food to sell aboard the bus when it stopped and parked to pick up passengers. We would have about half an hour to sell to the passengers In this way, I was able to earn the money for my school expenses from a young age. I felt very proud that I could make my own money when I was only ten years old.
"I've loved to draw and write since I was young. When the school had an art or writing competition, I was often selected to compete and I received an award or a certificate almost every time. I feel that when a person does something well, you must concentrate and put your imagination into it. And that has helped make me to do things well.
"I eventually finished my education with a degree in marketing. Because my favorite hobby is drawing, I was thinking about doing something with it that could bring in an income. I started with drawing pictures and writing good poems on stencil paper. Then I'd frame these to sell. People loved them and bought them, and I felt proud every time they did and. Later, I started crafting handmade designs.
"After getting married, I moved into my husband's house. We had guesthouse near the Thai-Laos border with a coffee shop and Internet service. We also open a shop to sell clothing and handmade jewelry, and I helped him.
"I craft jewelry and used to sell most of it to pedestrians on village streets. During the high season, a lot of tourists come to shop. There is a border crossing in our small town and foreigners like to visit here.
"We have two children, a daughter and a son. As they grew older, we began thinking about moving to the city where they could attend a good school. So we did.
"My responsibility is to drive our children to school and back but I still make handmade jewelry as my hobby and I sell it on the streets and also in a market near my house. In the city, I'm able to find a wide selection of materials easily. One day in the market, I met Samart and he introduced me to NOVICA. This is a wonderful opportunity to design jewelry for people around the world! I hope you like it and I'd love to hear your comments."
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The school fees for their two children are due at the same time. The family often struggles with this but they are deeply committed to giving their children the education they will need for a better future.
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Sometimes women's empowerment is revealed not on the front lines, but in the quiet, intimate commitments we make to the people we love. Sirnya embraces this every day as she works hard to provide an education for her two children. While school fees put a financial burden on Sirnya and her husband, they are both deeply committed to creating a better future for their children.
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