MISHKY | JEWELRY with Social Responsibility

The “ROWS”

There’s always been a symbol, in silver or in beads, in every Mishky bracelet. The new popular line is called The Row and it is inspired by the colors connected to the seven Charkas, those point of light and energy aligned in our body that control every aspect of our life, physical and emotional.

“Color is Life” is what describes the collection the best. The colors are 7 and they each correspond to an area or Chakra and the benefits that they bring when they are active or the disadvantages if they are blocked.
The success of the line and the attractiveness of all the colors available cause the chain reaction of wanting every single color and stacking them all together.

Here is a taste of what each color and Chakra stands for:
1. Root Chakra Red for Earth.
2. Splenic Chakra Orange for Creativity.
3. Solar Plexus Chakra Yellow for Life Force.
4. Heart Chakra Green for Heart and Relationships.
5. Throat Chakra, Blue for Communication and Expression.
6. Third Eye Indigo for Intuition.
7. Crown Chakra, Purple for Divine Consciousness.

With Mishky Eco, Silver & Gold (Plated) and The Rows, Tita and Martha are truly manifesting their new year’s resolution of giving back to Nature and to people’s Spirituality.

Mishky goes ECO.

The art of glamorizing parts of soda cans and otherwise disposed-of rubber rings.“Mishky ECO”.
In a continuous effort of being environmentally conscious and “share Mishky love”, the company developed Mishky ECO, a capsule collection that finds inspiration in unusual micro elements that are disposed of on a daily basis by any common user, and repurposes them into enchanting and unique bracelets. Oddities like opening can lifts become the center decorative accent of beaded cuffs produced in three different widths. The often ignored rubber rings that come with glass bottles are rouched into resembling flowers and paired with semi precious stones. The line has its own eco-friendly packaging with instructions of care and a ribbon that visually describes the equation:

1 hour of work = 1 Mishky bracelet & 1 mom with her kids working from home.