Black glass pearl choker necklace

The creation in detail

Hand-woven

Diameter: 12 cm

Weight: 27 g

Materials: colored glass beads. In Brazil, a Miçanga refers to a small colored glass bead, used in indigenous craftwork to make traditional jewelry.

Colors: black

Type: choker

Origin: artisan from the Wai Wai ethnic group located in the states of Amazonas, Pará, and Roraima in Northern Brazil

With thread clasp

How to wear it

To let the necklace take center stage, choose a monochrome outfit in sober shades such as deep black, charcoal gray, or pure white. This minimalist contrast allows the accessory to become the graphic focal point.

Opt for organic materials such as washed linen, airy cotton, or fluid Tencel. These authentic textures echo the artisanal origin of the jewelry and reinforce its cultural dimension.

For a refined visual effect, prefer an updo or half-up hairstyle (softly messy bun, low ponytail, half-updo) to clear the neck. This way, the necklace will be perceived in all its sculptural beauty.

Wearing this necklace means embodying a living heritage: it reflects a commitment to indigenous craftsmanship, sustainability, and cultural expression. It doesn't just adorn an outfit; it tells a story.