Sergio Lub Bracelets

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 sea, this fluid design was handcrafted to comfortably embrace the wrist bone. It is a perfect complement to thin, layered bangles.

In 1988, Sergio encountered a five thousand year old statue of Ishtar, the first known Sumerian goddess. The stunning woman, poised by the Euphrates River on the border of Syria and Iraq, was the first woman seen wearing bracelets. This piece was...

Inspired by the sea, this fluid design was handcrafted to comfortably embrace the wrist bone. It is a perfect complement to thin, layered bangles.

Representing the cosmic dance between the golden male force of the sun and the silver female grace of the moon, a balancing act that blossoms when each dancer respects their partner’s different vulnerabilities and strengths.

Ancient artisans shaped nuggets of found metal by hammering them with hard rocks. This inspired band of solid copper hearkens back to those old pounding techniques, which took us from the Stone Age to present day.

In Bamako, Mali, Sergio met a Tuarag camel caravan leader as he was crossing the Sahara from Timbuktu. With no shared language, he pointed to the man's bracelet while showing his own, their metals forging a wordless connection. They traded and went their...

Late summer walks through Napa Valley vineyards inspired this piece, resembling the trellises ripe with grapes that pepper the fields. Experiencing Mother Nature’s bounty is a great reminder of our sacred role as caretakers of the land.

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,...

Inspired by the jewelry worn by medieval troubadours, the traveling poets who improvised songs which entertained and informed. Thanks to their imaginative wit, they remained as free spirits during the dark ages, keeping their heads even while spreading...

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...