Traditional Balinese jewelry patterns are a beautiful window into the island's rich cultural heritage. You'll often see intricate granulation work—tiny silver balls arranged in stunning geometric patterns or floral designs. The jawan technique creates these delicate silver granules that adorn surfaces with incredible detail. Many pieces feature symbolic motifs inspired by Hindu mythology or nature: lotus flowers representing purity, spirals symbolizing eternal life, and waves honoring the surrounding ocean. Bali's traditional "celuk" style includes detailed filigree work where silver wire is twisted and arranged into lacy patterns. These ancient techniques create jewelry that's both visually stunning and deeply meaningful.