Story and Myth

Story and Myth Story and Myth Blessing Beads are an island inspired line of jewelry made with thought and intent, to bless, guide and protect the wearer.

Island inspired and designed necklaces and bracelets made from locally sourced materials, made by a small community of artisans, some of whom have a disability. Using local tear shaped seeds called Job’s tears our jewelry is hand made in Jamaica by a community of physically disabled artisans. The tear shaped bead grows on an ornamental grass and already comes with a hole and is considered mother natures perfect bead. It is an ancient seed and was one of the first items to be made into jewelry from the beginning of time. There is a story from India about the Hindu God Krishna who took the time to make a necklace for Radha his consort out of the tear shaped seeds and it is considered a necklace that represents love, victory and over coming obstacles and odds.

Grace needs no spotlight — it brings its own.In the heart of Treasure Beach, under the warm skies of Jamaica, the incomp...
28/05/2025

Grace needs no spotlight — it brings its own.
In the heart of Treasure Beach, under the warm skies of Jamaica, the incomparable wore Story & Myth like a whisper from the ancestors.
She moved through the Calabash Literary Festival adorned in blessing beads and grounded in her purpose — a living legacy draped in culture, confidence, and Caribbean beauty. Sharing stories of her journey.
To see our bracelets and necklace worn by a queen, on sacred soil, is more than fashion — it’s a full-circle moment. 🐌📿🇯🇲
Tap into this energy. ✨
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P. O Box 455, Constant Spring P. O
Kingston

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Monday 09:00 - 05:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00

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+18763226358

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