John Hardy

One of the largest employers on the island of Bali, the John Hardy artisan collective was founded in 1975 and employees more than 500 multi-generational craftspeople. Artisans work together to foster a sense of community, vocational training and to pass down heritage artistry.

Artisan makers at the John Hardy Workshop craft jewelry with meditative, communal chain-weaving, hand-hammering and carving.

We recommend the use of lukewarm water, a mild dish detergent and a linen cloth to clean John Hardy jewelry. Gently brush your piece with a soft brush and pat dry.

Tarnishing can result due chemical reactions with moisture in your skin and alloys within the metal. If your jewelry is tarnishing due to reactions with your skin, we suggest trying rhodium plating, in which a thin coating of rhodium will be applied to the silver, creating a protective barrier between the skin and the silver.

We're proud to carry selections by John Hardy at all Lee Michaels Fine Jewelry locations as well as online with complimentary gift wrapping and shipping.