Necklace made of natural seeds and latex.

Handmade

Technical details:

Size: 25 cm

Weight: 23 g

Materials: natural tento seeds, morototo seeds, and dyed natural latex

Colors: red, yellow, and black

Type: long necklace

Origin: craftswoman from the Jamaraqua Community, located on the banks of the Tapajós River, state of Para.

Style tip:

Each seed in this necklace is meticulously hand-picked from the Amazon rainforest, capturing the natural richness and ancestral tradition of this region.

The latex is traditionally harvested by hand from the rubber trees of the Tapajós National Forest and processed in the community workshops.

The warm, saturated tones of this necklace (red, yellow, black) make it very expressive. To allow it to shine, opt for solid-colored outfits in understated tones (white, beige, light gray) or neutral tones (warm, like camel or khaki) — an ecru or soft gray will subtly highlight the colors of the jewelry.

It works particularly well with simple necklines—a subtle V-neck, a wide round neck, or a moderately low-cut blouse. This harmonizes the silhouette and effortlessly draws attention to the jewelry.

Pair it with a light white shirt or a structured blazer, for an elegant interplay between natural pieces and modern lines.

Avoid overloading: opt for discreet earrings or thin bracelets, ideally in natural materials.

On flowing or summer-inspired pieces — faux linen stripes, light maxi dress — this jewel brings a delicate boho-chic touch while remaining authentic.

Learn more about the Jamaraqua community.