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Necklace of natural Tucumã seeds - Large cylinders

Necklace of natural Tucumã seeds - Large cylinders

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Strikingly modern, this necklace made of Tucumã (Astrocaryum vulgare) seeds stands out with its large, hand-carved cylinders, a testament to the geometric genius of the Marubo people. This bold piece of jewelry reinterprets ancestral Amazonian art in a graphic, contemporary style, offering a strong visual presence while retaining the lightness of natural materials.

With its sleek design and structured lines, it becomes the centerpiece of a sophisticated look: it elevates a high-neck sweater or adds an irresistible ethno-chic touch to a shirt dress.

Dimensions and weight

Length: 40 cm

Weight: 65 g

The creation in detail

Thickness: 9 mm

Materials: Tucumã seeds

Color: black

Origin / ethnic group: this necklace was hand-woven by an artisan from the Marubo ethnic group, located in the state of Amazonas in northern Brazil.

Care: it can get wet, but let it air dry afterwards. Avoid contact with chemicals to preserve the natural beauty of the seeds.

Shipping: from France

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The seeds that make up this necklace

Tucumã, from fruit to seed

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

Tucumã (Astrocaryum vulgare) opened, showing its seed — Amazonikaa documentary image.
Tucumã (botanical name: Astrocaryum vulgare) — Amazonikaa documentary image.

How to wear it

This necklace can be worn alone as a centerpiece to highlight the artisanal work of natural materials, or paired with more discreet jewelry.

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