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Capim Dourado mandalas emerald crystal earrings

Capim Dourado mandalas emerald crystal earrings

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Earrings in Capim Dourado (Syngonanthus nitens)

Creation in detail

Handcrafted.

Size: 7 cm

Weight: 7 g

Materials: capim dourado (naturally golden grass) and colored crystal, mounted with brass clasps, 3-micron gold plated, guaranteed free of toxic metals (cadmium, nickel, or lead), in accordance with European standards.

Colors: gold and green

Shape: 2 mandalas with 3mm emerald-colored crystal

Origin: Local artisan working with Capim Dourado in the state of Tocantins in central-eastern Brazil.

Capim dourado jewelry, or "golden grass" jewelry, is an artisanal treasure from Brazil, created from the native grass of the Jalapão region.

Local artisans skillfully weave this natural grass to produce unique pieces, ranging from bracelets to earrings.

The distinctive golden hues of this jewelry capture the glow of the Brazilian sun, adding a touch of nature and elegance to each creation.

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How to wear them

For these earrings to stand out, choose solid, neutral tops: white, beige, light gray, or black. These colors will allow the jewelry to pop without visual distraction.

These earrings pair perfectly with clothes made from natural materials such as linen, cotton, or hemp. A white linen shirt or a light cotton dress would ideally complement this jewelry.

These earrings are ideally suited for flowing dresses, long skirts, or light summer outfits.

They bring an artisanal touch to a casual chic look. For an elegant effect, wear your hair up or in a half-updo so that the jewelry is clearly visible.

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