little luma bracelet - snow silver
20% of profits from each one is donated to Save the Children
Our Profits Are Poured Back Into The Purpose
20% of profits from each one is donated to Save the Children
Our Profits Are Poured Back Into The Purpose
These 'Save The Children' bracelets began in a quiet moment with my children, when their gentle hearts reminded me of the power of compassion.
One evening, as I tucked my babies into bed, we started talking about how fortunate we are, with warm beds, safe homes, and food to eat. We spoke about how some children sadly do not have these things and how they are enduring unimaginable hardships that no child should ever face. My eldest, just four years old at the time, became emotional and asked how she could help. She decided she would draw beautiful pictures to make them feel better.
That conversation stayed with me and inspired me to start something small but meaningful, a way to help those in need. And so, these bracelets were created as a simple, powerful way to give back.
There are children around the world facing severe hardship, with many in desperate need of basic support such as food, medical care, and a safe environment. In support of those most in need, we will donate 20% of profits from each bracelet to Save The Children, providing the most urgent help where it's needed most.
Woven with intention and heart, these pieces were created as symbols of love, remembrance, and quiet strength, especially for those facing darkness. Each bracelet purchased not only helps your child feel special, but also helps another child feel seen, supported, and cared for.
From the bottom of my heart, thank you for making a difference.
Details
Each bracelet is lovingly handmade in our studio using tarnish resistant Japanese Seed Beads and Freshwater Pearls, threaded onto an elastic string for ease. All sourced from small Australian businesses.
Thoughtfully crafted, they are designed to be as meaningful as they are beautiful.
Children
14cm - (3-5 years)
16cm (6-8 years)
Adults
17cm (petite)
18cm (small)
19cm (medium)
20cm (large)
little luma
“Where Light Finds Its Way.”
Named Luma, a word that echoes light and glow, this bracelet represents quiet courage and the warmth that lives within us.
It’s a gentle symbol of the small lights we carry - for ourselves, for each other, and for those who need it most. Wear The Little Luma as a reminder that even the softest light can brighten the darkest places.
little tala
“A Light Among the Darkness.”
Named Tala, meaning star, this bracelet symbolises guidance, strength, and the light we look to when the world feels heavy.
It’s a quiet reminder that even in the darkest nights, something steady still shines. Wear The Little Tala to honour resilience, to hold onto hope, and to remember those who still need our light.
$35
Could feed a malnourished child for over 2 weeks with nutritious peanut paste.
$50
Could protect 11 children from malaria with long-lasting mosquito nets.
$60
Could give 40 children clean drinking water for a month.
$80
Could feed a family of 6 for over a month with a nutritious ready-to-eat kit.
$80
Could provide a child with safe temporary care while their family is traced for reunification.
$150
Could buy enough nutritious food sachets to fully treat and cure a severely malnourished child.
Their Story
Save the Children is the world’s leading independent organisation for children.
Here in Australia and around the world, they give a powerful voice to children and champion their rights. As a global organisation, Save the Children directly reaches millions of children whose rights are threatened across more than 100 countries every year.
Their Accountability
81.1% Program expenditure
7.3% Fundraising costs
6.5% Administration
5.00% Retail
Their Transparency
They take responsibility for using resources efficiently, achieving measurable results and being accountable to supporters, partners and children.
Their Work
They go to the toughest places to save children from earthquakes, cyclones, conflict and disease. Where children are being exploited, neglected or abused, they protect them from harm. They won’t stand for it – and neither will their supporters.
Gaza Emergency Appeal
Since the escalation of conflict in Gaza in October 2023, children are being killed at a devastating rate, whole families are being wiped out, and a growing number of people, including children, are being left with no surviving family members. Save The Children are working with local partners to distribute supplies within shelters and to households in Gaza, recreational kits to shelters and other places where people are sheltering, alongside carrying out psychosocial support for children. As soon as access is possible and fuel is available, they are ready to scale up our response further. For a humanitarian response that meets needs, they need sufficient fuel and a definitive ceasefire.
Lebanon Conflict
In Lebanon, violence is costing human lives – and children are bearing the greatest brunt. They’re being killed, injured and uprooted from their homes with relentless Israeli bombardment across densely populated areas. Education is disrupted, with many schools destroyed or used as shelters. Children are facing alarming rates of malnutrition and deadly diseases. Save The Children’s response includes providing essential items, food and water, setting up safe spaces and temporary shelters.
Ukraine Crisis
The sudden escalation of conflict in Ukraine is having devastating consequences for children, families and vulnerable populations across the country. Ukrainians have been forced to flee their homes in freezing temperatures where they are exposed to injury, hunger and terrifying uncertainty as to what their future holds. Save The Children’s response is providing urgent support for families in evacuation sites and villages under threat. They are distributing emergency items such as blankets, medicine and hygiene kits to those in need. They are working in neighbouring countries, including Poland, Romania and Lithuania to support children and families fleeing Ukraine.
Afghanistan Crisis
Children in Afghanistan are caught in a humanitarian crisis that threatens their safety and wellbeing. In extremely challenging environments for emergency situations, it is always children who suffer the most. The political instability and departure of much of the humanitarian support and infrastructure from Afghanistan has resulted in countless children going hungry and being forced to live outside without shelter, food or medical care. Save The Children teams are committed to remaining where the humanitarian need is greatest. They are supporting vulnerable children and their families to access food, clean water, healthcare, shelter and critical services that provide protection and support.
Yemen Crisis
The war in Yemen has created the largest humanitarian crisis in the world. Hunger, disease, and bombs are claiming children’s lives every day. Save The Children are treating children suffering from severe malnutrition and providing food to stop others becoming dangerously malnourished. They are supporting hospitals and health facilities in a country where the health system is at breaking point. We are providing psychosocial support to help children cope with what they are going through and setting up spaces where children can feel safe to learn, play and begin to recover.
Syrian Crisis
An entire generation of Syrian children have been displaced by more than a decade of conflict and are struggling to survive without food, medicine and clean water. As the violence and disruption continues, their lives continue to be at risk. We are working in Syria and in the Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan where many Syrian families have fled, to deliver lifesaving support. Save The Children are helping parents feed their babies and children, providing safe spaces, warm clothes, shelter, and psychological support for traumatised children.
