Lombok Pearls: Lombok, an island in West Nusa Tenggara, is abundant in the finest quality pearls worldwide. The allure of these pearls has been recognized in various world-level exhibitions, attracting jewelry enthusiasts from different countries, especially Italy. The international market highly values Lombok pearls for their quality and beauty. Unique to this region, Lombok pearls boast 27 distinct colors, a feature resulting from the convergence of seawater and freshwater due to its geographic location. These pearls are crafted into various forms of jewelry, such as rings, necklaces, bracelets, and other accessories, providing a good source of income for the local population.

Yogyakarta Silvercraft: Yogyakarta, a cultural city in Indonesia, is also renowned for its silvercraft. One of the districts known for its silver craftsmanship is Kotagede. Artisans in Kotagede are skilled in the art of forging, carving, and shaping silver into various traditional and modern designs, creating valuable works of art. They produce hundreds of silvercraft items, including rings, earrings, brooches, miniature bicycles, pedicabs, and other decorations. This silver industry provides employment opportunities, foreign exchange earnings, and attracts consumers in the Italian market, who appreciate the uniqueness and craftsmanship of Indonesian silver.

Bali Silvercraft: Not only Yogyakarta, but Bali also has a flourishing jewelry industry, particularly in silvercraft. Jewelry made of silver can be found in villages such as Celuk, Sukawati, Ubud, and Gianyar. Balinese silver artisans use traditional techniques to craft jewelry with artistic and innovative designs. Additionally, Bali produces bronze jewelry with the distinctive artistry and beauty of Bali. This uniqueness is just as popular as gold jewelry and serves not only as a collection but also as an investment medium. It is no surprise that Bali’s silver and bronze jewelry are increasingly sought after in the Italian market.