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Gold Grass and Blue Buriti Jewellery Set

Gold Grass and Blue Buriti Jewellery Set

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Capim Dourado (Syngonanthus nitens) necklace and earrings set and natural fibers

Discover the luminous, natural elegance of this handcrafted Capim Dourado jewelry set, consisting of a necklace and a pair of earrings—unique pieces handmade by local artisans in Tocantins, in the heart of Brazil.

Capim Dourado, known as "vegetable gold," is a rare grass with brilliant golden stems that gives each piece of jewelry an organic, refined, and timeless touch.

Wear it with soft tones like white, sky blue, natural linen, or pearl gray to highlight the richness of the materials.

Dimensions and weight

The creation in detail

Necklace length: 40 cm

Earring size: 4.5 cm

Gold-plated chain and clasp

Weight: 40 g

Materials: Capim Dourado and dyed buriti fiber

Colors: gold and yellow

Origin: artisan Maria Fernanda from the Quilombola community in the state of Tocantins in central-eastern Brazil

More information about Capim Dourado.

Buriti, a plant-based material

The Buriti (Mauritia flexuosa) is an iconic palm tree of several Brazilian landscapes. This documentary image connects the creation to the plant-based origin of the material used by the artisans.

Buriti (Mauritia flexuosa) — documentary image
Buriti (Mauritia flexuosa) — Amazonikaa documentary image.

How to wear it

Worn together, this set creates a luminous dialogue between the Capim Dourado and the other materials in the design. The necklace and earrings can also be worn separately for a more understated look.

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