Jarina and tucumã seed necklace - short
Jarina and tucumã seed necklace - short
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Detailed creation
Handmade
Size: 27 cm, with clasp
Weight: 17 g
Materials: Jarina (Phytelephas macrocarpa) and Tucumã (Astrocaryum vulgare) seeds
Colors: ivory and brown
Origin: artisan from the Apurina ethnic group, located in the state of Amazonas in Northern Brazil.
Tucumã, from fruit to seed
In these creations, the material used is the Tucumã seed (Astrocaryum vulgare). This documentary image shows the plant material from which the seed worked in the jewelry originates.
Jarina, a vegetable ivory
Jarina (Phytelephas macrocarpa) is a naturally hard plant material, used in crafts for its texture and appearance. This documentary image shows the material at the origin of the creation.
How to wear it
The warm tones of the seeds add a subtle accent to neutral outfits (white, beige, black) or earth tones.
Perfect with a simple top, a plain shirt or a sober dress, for an elegant and refined style, it can be worn alone for an immediate visual impact, or with a matching bracelet for a coordinated set.
It pairs well with natural materials like linen or cotton, or with more urban outfits for a modern contrast.
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.