Bracelet made of natural Tucumã seeds

Natural Seed Bracelet

This bracelet, made from Tucumã seeds (Astrocaryum vulgare), is perfect for everyday wear.

It effortlessly complements both a natural style and a more contemporary outfit, adding an authentic and committed touch.

This Tucumã seed bracelet is a handmade artisanal piece, hand-woven by artisans of the Marubo ethnic group, deep in the Brazilian Amazon. Each seed is harvested sustainably, then crafted using knowledge passed down within the community, respecting the rhythms of the forest.

Tucumã is an emblematic seed of the Amazon, prized for its resistance and naturally smooth texture.

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

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 promoting their traditional craftsmanship.

The choice of plant-based materials limits environmental impact and promotes a bioeconomy respectful of the Amazon rainforest.

The creation in detail

Diameter: 70 mm (adjustable)

Width: 2 cm

Weight: 12 g

Materials: Tucumã seeds

Color: black

Origin: Artisan of the Marubo ethnic group, located in the state of Amazonas in northern Brazil.

Shipped from France.

More information on tucumã

Tucumã, from fruit to seed

In these creations, the material used is the Tucumã seed (Astrocaryum vulgare). This documentary image shows the plant material from which the seed used in the jewelry originates.

How to wear it

This creation is best worn by highlighting its artisanal craftsmanship, its materials, and its patterns.