This beaded choker necklace is handmade by artisans of the Galibi Marworno people, an Indigenous community from the Amazon Rainforest in Brazil. Featuring rows of recycled glass beads (miçangas) in royal blue, accented with checkered black-and-white bands and vibrant orange, yellow, and red sections, the necklace measures approximately 18 inches long.
With its rich color and detailed banding, the necklace offers a bold statement piece that pairs beautifully with both everyday and special-occasion outfits.
Because each necklace is handcrafted from small beads strung by hand, slight variations in pattern and spacing are part of the uniqueness of every piece.
How to Style
This necklace shines as the focal point of an outfit, so keep the rest simple and let it do the talking. A few ideas:
Pair with a solid-color top in black, white, or cream to let the royal blue and color bands pop
Wear alone as a statement choker, or layer with delicate thin chains for added dimension
Dress up a boho or festival look with flowing fabrics and natural textures
Keep earrings minimal to let the necklace stay the focal point
Great for everyday wear, summer outfits, or occasions that call for a vibrant, artful touch
Materials
Recycled glass seed beads (miçangas)
Clasp closure
Details
Handmade by the Galibi Marworno people, an Indigenous community from Brazil
Length: approximately 18 inches
Royal blue with checkered black-and-white bands and orange, yellow, and red accents
