Festival season is here and it’s the perfect excuse to refresh your wardrobe with bold, expressive boho jewellery. From vibrant turquoise rings to playful anklets and toe rings, the right accessories can elevate your look and reflect your free-spirited style.
At Charlotte’s Web Jewellery, our handmade jewellery is designed with boho festival-goers in mind. Featuring beautifully cut gemstones, intricate beading, and travel-inspired charms, each piece adds a pop of colour, texture, and meaning to your summer outfits.
Why Boho Jewellery Is a Festival Essential
Boho jewellery is more than just an accessory, it’s a statement. Layered necklaces, stacked rings, and beaded bracelets create that effortless, laid-back look that’s become a festival staple. Our pieces are designed to mix and match, giving you the freedom to style and stack them your way.
If you're building your festival jewellery collection, look for handmade items that blend style with substance, like our ethically made gemstone pieces, each one infused with meaning and individuality.
Turquoise: The Ultimate Festival Stone
Bright, bold, and beautifully blue, turquoise is a favourite when it comes to festival jewellery. It instantly lifts your look, pairs perfectly with boho-inspired outfits, and carries a calming, grounding energy. From statement turquoise rings to subtle charm bracelets, it’s a summer must-have.
Toe Rings, Midi Rings & Anklets for Summer Vibes
As the weather heats up, so does the demand for boho jewellery that highlights those sun-kissed spots. Toe rings, midi rings, and anklets add a subtle sparkle to your summer style, and ours are all handmade using genuine gemstones and sterling silver.
Handmade Jewellery That Tells a Story
Every piece in our collection is handmade in India using traditional techniques and ethical practices. That means your jewellery isn’t just beautiful it’s meaningful, sustainable, and truly unique.
When you wear Charlotte’s Web handmade boho jewellery, you’re not just accessorising — you’re telling your story. And what better time to shine than festival season?
