Tatiana Tagua Bracelet
Natural treasures abound in the lush Amazon rainforest where our partners at Sapia use lustrously smooth and gleaming tagua nuts to craft beautiful jewelry. Tagua, known as the “ivory” of the jungle, is renewable and widely harvested.
Product Details
| Material | Tagua nut |
|---|---|
| Size | 2.25″ diameter (5.7 cm); will stretch to fit most wrists |
| Origin | Handmade in and fairly traded from Colombia |
FAQ
Is the tagua material sustainable?
Yes, tagua is known as the “ivory” of the jungle and is renewable and widely harvested in a sustainable manner.
Can the bracelet fit different wrist sizes?
Yes, the bracelet has a stretchable design and will fit most wrist sizes.
Where is the bracelet made?
The bracelet is handmade in Colombia and fairly traded through partners at Sapia.
Steven Buckland –
The bracelet is beautifully crafted and the tagua material has a natural, smooth finish. It feels lightweight and comfortable to wear daily. The design is elegant and stands out without being flashy. I appreciate the sustainable sourcing and the craftsmanship.
Leah James –
I’ve worn this bracelet for over a month and it still looks as good as the day I received it. The stretch feature makes it easy to adjust, and it fits perfectly on my wrist. It’s a thoughtful gift and a great way to support ethical jewelry production.
Oliver Glover –
The bracelet is very nice and the material feels premium. It’s a bit small at first, but the stretch helps it fit well. I’d recommend it to anyone looking for a unique, eco-friendly piece.