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The Oceanic Tribal Collar– Turquoise Discs & Bamboo Coral Stones Necklace

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Celebrate vibrant tribal heritage with this statement neckpiece from Shara Handmade Jewellery. Featuring hand-stacked vibrant turquoise disc beads and a raw, organic red bamboo coral centerpiece framed by anti-tarnish metal spacers, this neckpiece is anchored by an antique-inspired textured silver Hasli collar with a secure s-hook clasp. Bold, regal, and culturally rich, it brings a striking fusion of natural gemstones and artisanal metalwork to any ensemble.

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Drawing inspiration from classic Himalayan and nomadic tribal jewelry, this neckpiece offers a striking contrast of rich textures and ocean-inspired tones. Curved silver collar sections with a hammered reptile-grain texture sit comfortably along the neck, leading down to a vibrant line of stacked turquoise disc beads. At the heart of the piece lies a raw, hand-carved natural red bamboo coral nugget set between intricately detailed anti-tarnish spacer beads. Finished with a secure s-hook clasp, this handcrafted masterpiece embodies timeless heritage and artisanal character.

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Weight 100 g
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