Bracelet made of natural Tucumã seeds

Natural seed bracelet

This Tucumã nut (Astrocaryum vulgare) bracelet is easy to wear every day.

It blends just as well with a natural style as it does with a more contemporary outfit, adding an authentic and committed touch.

This Tucumã nut bracelet is a handmade artisanal piece, woven by hand by artisans from the Marubo tribe in the heart of the Brazilian Amazon. Each seed is harvested sustainably and then worked according to craftsmanship passed down within the community, while respecting the rhythms of the forest.

The Tucumã nut is a plant-based material emblematic of the Amazon, appreciated for its durability and naturally smooth texture.

Used for generations by Amazonian peoples, it allows for the creation of durable, understated, and authentic jewelry, where each bracelet features slight variations, making every piece a unique item.

At Amazonikaa, this bracelet is part of a Fairtrade approach: fair compensation is paid to the Marubo artisans, contributing to a sustainable local economy and the promotion of their traditional craftsmanship.

Choosing plant-based materials limits environmental impact and promotes a bioeconomy that respects the Amazon rainforest.

Dimensions and weight

Diameter: 70 mm (adjustable)

Width: 2 cm

Weight: 12 g

The creation in detail

Materials: Tucumã nuts

Color: black

Origin: Artisan from the Marubo tribe, located in the state of Amazonas in northern Brazil.

Shipped from France.

learn more about the Tucumã

The nuts that make up this bracelet

The Tucumã, from fruit to nut

In these creations, the material used is the Tucumã nut (Astrocaryum vulgare). This documentary image allows you to discover the plant-based material from which the nut used in the jewelry is derived.

How to wear it

This bracelet can be worn alone to highlight the artisanal work of natural materials, or paired with other bracelets in a personal composition.