Citrine O bracelet

Each bracelet has been around the world—the first thread woven in Rwanda and the last knot tied in New Orleans. The bracelet-makers on both continents are using their earnings to rebuild their lives. "The women are very grateful," says Stella Jones, the gallery owner who is overseeing the New Orleans group. "For some of them, this is their only source of income."

All the disks are rayon thread woven over sisal. 

Above: Citrine, turquoise, garnet, and smoky quartz gemstones, $42  

To Order:  Visit Macys.com/obracelet. As part of a continued commitment to the women of Rwanda, Macy's is helping make these bracelets available and will receive no profit on their sale.
Red and black czech glass o bracelet

Red and black Czech glass beads, $42

To Order: Visit Macys.com/obracelet. As part of a continued commitment to the women of Rwanda, Macy's is helping make these bracelets available and will receive no profit on their sale.
Brown Indian Bones O Bracelet

Brown Indian bone beads, $35

To Order: Visit Macys.com/obracelet. As part of a continued commitment to the women of Rwanda, Macy's is helping make these bracelets available and will receive no profit on their sale.
Turquoise and garnet gemstone O bracelet

Turquoise and garnet gemstones, $42

To Order: Visit Macys.com/obracelet. As part of a continued commitment to the women of Rwanda, Macy's is helping make these bracelets available and will receive no profit on their sale.
Black and white batik bone beaded O bracelet

Black-and-white-batik bone beads, $35

To Order: Visit Macys.com/obracelet. As part of a continued commitment to the women of Rwanda, Macy's is helping make these bracelets available and will receive no profit on their sale.

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