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Fine coral glass bead necklace - red, black and white

Fine coral glass bead necklace - red, black and white

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Fine coral necklace in red, black and white glass beads

Wear this hand-woven glass bead necklace with a solid top in a neutral shade (white, beige, light grey or black) to let it stand out.

It also works wonderfully with a white shirt with a low neckline or a simple dress, typically black or dark red, that leaves the neck bare.

It can be worn with a white or ecru t-shirt or blouse, jeans or tailored trousers, for a simple yet striking look that subtly enhances your style.

An elegant black dress or a monochrome blazer paired with this necklace instantly adds an artisanal and bold dimension for an elegant look that catches the eye.

Artisan / People:


Hand-woven by an artisan from the Borari people, located in the state of Pará in northern Brazil.

The creation in detail

Dimensions and weight

Size: 32 cm

Weight: 4 g

Thickness: 2 mm

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

Colours: red, black and white

Type: coral necklace

Shipping: from France

The coral snake, source of inspiration

The pattern of this creation evokes the coral snake (Micrurus corallinus). This documentary image helps to link the design of the jewellery to the animal that inspired it.

Coral snake (Micrurus corallinus) — documentary image 1
Coral snake (Micrurus corallinus) — Amazonikaa documentary image.

How to wear it

This necklace can be worn on its own as a statement piece to showcase its pattern, colours and Miçanga craftsmanship, or paired with more understated jewellery.

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