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Anek Pearl Bead Ring
Anek Pearl Bead Ring

A graceful twist on timeless elegance! This adjustable gold ring features three delicately wrapped bands adorned with a cluster of luminous pearl-finish beads. Beautifully designed with electroplated brass and coated glass, it offers a modern layered look with a classic touch. A statement of beauty in gold and white. A Ten Thousand Villages Exclusive handcrafted by the artisans of Tara Projects (India) Limited, an organization dedicated to practicing fairness in its production and trading activities for the development of grassroots and marginalized sections of society.

HANDCRAFTED IN INDIA

  • Materials: Electroplated Brass Wire, Pearl Finish Glass Beads
  • Measures: .75"D
  • Colors: Gold, White
  • Care: Avoid contact with water. Store in sealed bag to maintain finish.

SKU: 6896010

THE MAKERS

TARA Projects stands for "Trade Alternative Reform Action." Working in a 125-mile radius of Delhi, TARA is a fair trade program for community development and business. The organization enables hundreds of artisans who create some of the major handicraft lines of North India to sell their products internationally. TARA is one of the pioneering Indian organizations in the field of fair wages, non formal education programs for children and women, health and environmental awareness and further development for its member artisans. Artisan benefits from TARA include medical insurance, interest-free loans and advances, a savings program and skills training. Ten Thousand Villages has purchased products from TARA since 1986.
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Welcome to our global maker-to-market movement where, together with 20,000 artisans, we ignite social change. We create opportunities for individuals, families, and communities in developing countries to thrive through strong relationships, fair wages, safe working conditions, and sustainable practices.

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