Three tagua chips, with rind on the edges, are dyed yellow and tied together with a double cotton cord. Two tagua fragments, one at each end tip, finish it off, and a macramé closure makes it adjustable adding versatility. This Tagua bracelet is sustainable, organic and vegan, pure vegetable ivory (Tagua seeds).

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When ripe, tagua seeds are harvested and sun-dried. After losing all their moisture they become rock solid resembling ivory in color, texture, and hardness, hence their nickname: “Vegetable Ivory”. At this point, the hard seeds can be polished, dyed, cut, and shaped into beautiful beads that become Florama natural jewelry.