Five tagua chips with rind on the edges are dyed blue, green, yellow, orange and red and tied together with a cotton cord. A macramé in the back makes it adjustable giving it the versatility of being worn long or short. Two tagua fragments finish it off at the back, one at each end tip. All the beads used are sustainable, organic, vegan and biodegradable: 100% vegetable ivory (Tagua seeds) 

*All of our tagua jewelry is fair trade and handmade

*lightweight and adjustable tagua necklace

*Makes the perfect gift for any occasion

*Materials used: tagua nuts and cotton cord 

*Naturally eco friendly jewelry


All of our jewelry is handmade from Vegetable Ivory (Tagua seeds). The Tagua Palm only grows in the northern region of the South American rainforest (mainly Colombia and Ecuador). When the fruit from the palm is ripe it falls to the ground releasing the fresh Tagua seeds (AKA Vegetable Ivory). At this point the seeds are harvested and set out to dry for 6 to 9 months and then they become rock solid resembling ivory in color, texture and hardness. Now the Tagua seeds are ready to be polished, dyed, cut, drilled and shaped into beautiful beads for Florama's Natural Jewelry collection.