Natural açaí seed and tagua nut necklace
Natural açaí seed and tagua nut necklace
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Açaí seed (Euterpe oleracea) necklace with a Jarina nut (Phytelephas macrocarpa) pendant (vegetable ivory), a natural and artisanal piece.
Versatile, it can be worn classically around the neck, or wrapped around the wrist to become a unique bracelet – make it your own.
To highlight it, wear it with plain clothes: it will illuminate your outfit and reveal all its beauty.
The model wears it with black, and the result is just as elegant!
Wearing a seed necklace is also a responsible and ecological choice, while adding a touch of character and style to your look.
Good to know:
Açaí and Jarina seeds are carefully dried and treated to preserve their quality.
This necklace can accompany you for many years without damage: the seeds are solid, resistant, and remain beautiful over time, like a precious piece in your artisanal collection.
Artisan / People: This necklace was hand-woven by an artisan from the Borari ethnic group, located in the state of Pará in Northern Brazil.
The creation in detail
Size: 42 cm
Weight: 80 g
Materials: natural açaí and jarina seeds (vegetable ivory)
Colors: brown and beige
Type: sautoir necklace
Jarina, a vegetable ivory
Jarina (Phytelephas macrocarpa) is a naturally hard plant material, used in crafts for its texture and appearance. This documentary image allows us to discover the material at the origin of the creation.

Açaí, a seed from the Amazon
Açaí (Euterpe oleracea) comes from an emblematic palm tree of the Amazon. In these creations, its seed becomes an artisanal material, giving new life to a plant element deeply linked to the daily life of the region.

How to wear it
This creation is worn by highlighting its artisanal work, its materials, and its patterns.

Every piece of jewelry tells a story
Sourced from artisan partners in Brazil, Amazonikaa creations tell stories of regions, expertise, and encounters. Jewelry chosen for its uniqueness, aiming to bring a piece of Brazil and its living heritage to Europe and the rest of the world.