Bogotá, Colombia

Belart

Founded in 2006 by Tulianna with her family's support, Belart grew from her desire to help displaced communities in her native Colombia and beyond through sustainable, collaborative craftsmanship.

An oval silicone mold filled with dark resin and floating gold flakes, surrounded by empty jewelry molds.
An artisan uses pliers to shape a small metal pendant in a workshop.

Working with artisans displaced by violence in Vietnam and Colombia, Belart creates eco-chic jewelry from materials like upcycled horn, Wayuu mochilas, vintage lace, and tagua seed. At its core, the brand is built on the belief that every piece should be a true collaboration — and that all people deserve to live safely and at peace.

Hands crochet bright geometric patterns into a colorful circular woven bag.

Sustainable Technique

Wayuu Weaving

Wayuu weaving refers to textile and fiber traditions practiced by Wayuu artisans. Patterns, color combinations and construction methods vary by the type of piece being made.