Glass bead earrings - Black and beige fringe

How to wear them

These earrings add a bold and sophisticated touch to all your outfits. They pair particularly well with:

These magnificent handcrafted earrings, woven by hand, are made from glass beads (Miçanga) using a traditional technique of the Borari people, an indigenous people of Brazil.

Each piece is carefully crafted by an artisan, reflecting a unique and authentic cultural expertise.

Main features:

Handwoven

Style: Fringe drop earrings

Technique: Glass bead weaving (Miçanga)

Colors: Black and beige

Pattern: Contrasting fringe, artisanal look

Dimensions and weight

Length: 12 cm

Width: 3 cm

Weight: 15 g

Materials: Glass beads. In Brazil, a Miçanga refers to a small colored glass bead used in the crafts of indigenous peoples to make traditional jewelry.

Hooks: Stainless steel

Origin: Artisan Damilles Borari of the Borari people, located in the state of Pará in northern Brazil.

Gift idea

Lovers of artisanal and ethnic jewelry;

Those looking for an original, handmade piece;

A cultural touch inspired by the Brazilian Amazon.

The creation in detail

The available technical information is specified in this sheet. Unconfirmed elements will be completed later.

How to wear them

These earrings can be worn alone to give full prominence to the pattern, colors, and Miçanga craftsmanship, or paired with a more discreet necklace.