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Capim Dourado Bracelet - Tiger's Eye natural beads and stones

Capim Dourado Bracelet - Tiger's Eye natural beads and stones

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Capim Dourado and natural stone bracelet

Inspiration and style:

Discover the luminous and natural elegance of this artisanal Capim Dourado bracelet adorned with natural Tiger's Eye stones, a unique piece handcrafted by local artisans from Tocantins, in the heart of Brazil.

Capim Dourado, known as "vegetable gold", is a rare grass with brilliant golden stems that gives each piece of jewelry an organic, refined, and timeless touch.

Tiger's Eye blends harmoniously with the golden hue of Capim Dourado, creating a warm and natural contrast that enhances your wrist. Lightweight, adjustable, and comfortable, this bracelet is ideal for complementing a casual or elegant outfit.

For a powerful and grounded look, pair this bracelet with warm and natural shades: terracotta, caramel, olive green, or brown. These colors reveal the shimmering reflections of Tiger's Eye and enhance the golden brilliance of Capim Dourado. Its artisanal craftsmanship and nature-inspired design make it a meaningful piece of jewelry, perfect for those seeking authenticity and style.

Artisan / Ethnicity:

This bracelet was assembled by hand by a local artisan working with Capim Dourado in the state of Tocantins in central-eastern Brazil.

Technical details:

Open length: 21 cm

Diameter: adjustable

Gold-plated chain and clasp

Weight: 15 g

Materials: Capim Dourado

Natural stone: Tiger's Eye

Colors: gold and brown

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