Sergio Lub Bracelets

This textured arch was handcrafted using an ancient technique of marrying metals known as Metales Casados. Solid copper, brass, and silver merge in a vivid display of color and form, reminiscent of a glorious rainbow.

Abstract triangles form a solid strand, conjuring the constant presence of mind, body, spirit; a threefold and consistent integrative relationship, as we journey on our life’s path. A reminder to sustain and maintain this three-pronged road,...

In the grand tradition of Western rodeos, where horsemen display their riding skills decorated in their best regalia, this piece is inspired by the leather bridle, the harness upon a horse’s head through which cowboys control the powerful animals...

Grandfather Wallace Black Elk, a medicine man of the Lakota people, told Sergio after a sweat lodge session, “We burn sage to purify an area so the spirits of our ancestors will come to share with us their wisdom.” This piece is woven as a...

 

A nod to the Ancient Roman Sun God whose mythological blazing path from day to night, brings warmth and brightness to our every day. At the center of our Solar System, the Sun symbolizes inner strength, as this energy giving life force sustains all...

Inspired by the ebb and flow of the bright white moon as it spins around Earth, Luna reminds us of the naturally harmonious rhythms underlying all life.

Grandfather Wallace Black Elk, a medicine man of the Lakota people, told Sergio after a sweat lodge session, “We burn sage to purify an area so the spirits of our ancestors will come to share with us their wisdom.” This piece is woven as...

In esoteric teachings, alchemists emphasized a connection between the planet of Venus, the mineral copper, and the female gender by giving all three the same symbol of reference. Venus universally represents the feminine attributes of love and...

Inspired by the highest mysteries of the popular novel The Celestine Prophecy by James Redfield, this bracelet represents the experience of glimpsing expanded consciousness from within our everyday reality, and how we integrate that into our daily...

Inspired by the way deep jungle vines reach upwards, while embracing each other in order to become stronger, as they grow together toward the light seen through the canopy of lush trees in a twist of support.

This design is based on a Native American pattern found in the carved base of the oldest Mayan pyramid in Teotihuacan. The carving is crowned with the head of Quetzalcoatl, meaning feathered serpent, or flying reptile. INDIVIDUALLY HANDCRAFTED IN...