Turquoise & Yellow Beaded Fringe Bib Necklace

Turquoise & Yellow Beaded Fringe Bib Necklace: a one-of-a-kind Colombian beaded necklace, handmade by Zenú women from glass seed beads (chaquira).

Pattern on top, movement below. A beaded bib in turquoise, yellow and green zigzags drops into a long fringe of blue, yellow, orange and red that swings with every step. Pure festival energy, and just as good with a plain tee and jeans.

Colours

Turquoise, yellow, green, blue, orange and red. Because every piece is threaded by hand, bead shades can vary slightly from the photos, which is part of what makes yours unique.

The details

• Zigzag bib in turquoise, yellow and green
• Long swinging fringe in blue, yellow, orange and red
• Bib-style necklace with a V-shaped drop
• Style: Bib necklace with long fringe
• Material: glass seed beads (chaquira), hand-threaded
• Made by: Zenú artisan women in Colombia
• Packaging: arrives in a protective collar box, ready to give as a gift
• Piece no.: SOSO-N010. Handmade and one of a kind: when it's gone, it's gone

How to wear it

Pure festival energy. Wear it with a plain tee and jeans, a kaftan or a summer dress, and let the fringe swing.

Handmade by Zenú women in Colombia

Every piece is woven bead by tiny bead by Zenú women in Colombia, using fine glass seed beads (known in Colombia as chaquira) and techniques passed down through generations. Each piece takes many hours of patient work, so no two are ever exactly the same. Yours is truly one of a kind.

When you buy from Stand Out and Shout Out, the makers are paid fairly for their skill, helping their families build brighter futures and keeping their craft alive.

Caring for your necklace

• Store it flat or loosely coiled so the beadwork keeps its shape
• Keep it away from water, perfume and lotions
• Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth

Good to know

Is it really one of a kind? Yes. Each piece is designed and beaded by hand, so no two are ever exactly the same.

What are chaquira beads? Chaquira is the Colombian name for tiny glass seed beads. Zenú artisans thread them one by one into patterns passed down through generations.

Will it arrive safely? Every piece is packed flat in a protective collar box so the beadwork keeps its shape on the way to you.