World Tour Beads

925 Sterling Silver

The Tea Party describes, so to speak, the quintessence of English affairs, and Lewis Carroll lets Alice, the Mad Hatter, the March Hare and the dormouse Mallymkun take part in it with very chaotic results.

This bead is part of the limited Trollbeads World Tour

Amber/Silver

Baltic Gold of the Trollbeads World Tour Collection

Look how this amber bead sparkles like gold in the sun. After all, amber is the Baltic gold, well known and valuable to everyone in the Baltic States.

925 Sterling Silver

Go aboard the junk and sail through the many islands of Hong Kong. Enjoy the majestic skyline, one of the most spectacular cityscapes in the world.

This limited bead is part of the Trollbeads City Beads Collection 2015 -

925 Sterling Silver

They say the Chinese dragon lives in rivers and lakes. He stands for dignity, strength and success, and he has always been seen as a sign of luck.

This limited bead is part of the Trollbeads City Beads Collection 2015

925 Sterling Silver, Design: Kristian Krysfeldt


As famous and traditional as the Viennese coffee house culture is also the Viennese Melange served there. The Wiener Melange (from French mélanger 'mischen') is a typical Viennese coffee speciality, an espresso with milk, garnished with some milk foam.

glass/sterling silver, design: Lise Aagaard


All regions of the United Kingdom are represented in the colours of the Union Jack flag: red, white and blue. This makes it a striking example of unity as well as diversity.

925 Sterling silver, Design: Søren Nielsen


For many centuries young Welsh men used the long winter evenings to carve love spoons for their beloved. Love spoons symbolise a life of health and happiness. Give this bead to someone who holds a special place in your heart and dreams can come true.

925 Sterling Silver, Design: Tomas Cenius


Conjuring up images of proud bagpipers and energetic cèilidh (entertainment evening with music) dances, the traditional kilt has been worn in Scotland and Ireland for generations, showing the uniqueness of Celtic culture.

925 Sterling Silver, Design: He Yang Hong


"Yu" "Yi" "Look" "Cher" The first two of these Chinese words mean "I wish you", the second two stand for the wish: "Happiness" and "Peace". On New Year's Day in China, if you want to make an especially nice wish to someone, just say "Yu" "Yi" "Guck" "Cher". You can find this bead at our dealers in Hong Kong.

925 Sterling silver, Design: Thor Høy


Mahjong is the most popular game played by the Chinese - a game with tradition, often played at family celebrations or other festivities. It almost serves as an act of joyful communication. The expression Mahjong "Fortune" means that someone becomes rich and successful. You can find this bead at our dealers in Hong Kong.

925 Sterling Silver, Design: Tomas Cenius


On the famous Milvian Bridge in Rome, couples in love attach padlocks, engrave them with their initials, and then throw the key into the river Tiber.

glass/sterling silver, design: Lise Aagaard


The red circle represents the sun. The rising sun is commonly known as the origin of pride, and Japan is called the "Land of the Rising Sun".

925 Sterling Silver, Design: Tomas Cenius


It is a widespread misconception that Dutch people still wear wooden clogs. But although most people in the Netherlands no longer wear 'clogs', cogs are still very popular in the garden or on farms.

925 Sterling Silver, Design: Annabap Logman


A mill is a simple and valuable commodity in a large number of industries. It can be used to produce flour, oil or paint, to saw wood or pump water. A mill can be powered by wind, water or electricity, but also by the power of animals or people. Mills have great cultural and historical value in the Dutch landscape, bringing together nature, industry and architecture.

925 Sterling silver, Design: Søren Nielsen


In Africa, drums served as an early form of communication over long distances. Today they are used for ceremonies and religious rites such as dances, as well as for telling stories.