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 are made of glass beads (Miçanga) using a traditional technique of the Borari ethnic group, an indigenous people of Brazil.

Each piece is carefully crafted by an artisan, reflecting unique and authentic cultural know-how.

Main features:

Hand-woven

Style: Fringe drop earrings

Technique: Glass bead weaving (Miçanga)

Colors: Black and beige

Pattern: Contrasting fringes, 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 craftsmanship of indigenous peoples to create traditional jewelry.

Hooks: Stainless steel

Origin: Artisan Dami Borari of the Borari ethnic group, 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

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How to wear them

These earrings can be worn alone to give center stage to the pattern, colors, and Miçanga work, or paired with a more discreet necklace.