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Green earrings totally handmade by artisans in South America.
Materials:
Black small seeds: "chirilla".
Cylinder shape:"wood bead".
Cream: "carambolo"
Raw amber.
Brown seed: "divi divi"
Cord: Hemp, linen and waxed jute mix.
Earrings come with sterling silver hooks at no additional cost. The size varies but the length is approximately 2''.
Seed Necklaces and matching Seed Bracelets are available.
CHIRILLA - "One of the most commonly used beads in natural seed jewelry comes from a beautiful wildflower of the Caribbean region and tropical America. It is commonly called "Indian shot" and it belongs to the mostly tropical, monocotyledonous Canna Family (Cannaceae). This lovely wildflower is common along roadsides and open fields throughout the West Indies and Lesser Antilles. The spherical black seeds of Indian shot are so hard and perfectly round that they resemble oversized BB's or buckshot from a shotgun shell. In fact, they are so dense that they readily sink in water. Under a hand lens the seeds are minutely-pitted, like the surface of pocked metal. The seeds are called "Indian shot" because of their superficial resemblance to lead shot ammunition of the 18th and 19th centuries."
Tags: Fairtrade, handmade, green jewelry
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