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Ombré Wood Disc Necklace with Horn Hook
  • Ombré Wood Disc Necklace with Horn Hook
  • Ombré Wood Disc Necklace with Horn Hook
  • Ombré Wood Disc Necklace with Horn Hook
  • Ombré Wood Disc Necklace with Horn Hook
  • Ombré Wood Disc Necklace with Horn Hook
  • Ombré Wood Disc Necklace with Horn Hook
  • Ombré Wood Disc Necklace with Horn Hook
  • Ombré Wood Disc Necklace with Horn Hook
  • Ombré Wood Disc Necklace with Horn Hook
  • Ombré Wood Disc Necklace with Horn Hook
Ombré Wood Disc Necklace with Horn Hook

Ombré Wood Disc Necklace with Horn Hook

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The color moves in a long gradient — pale sage at the shoulders, deepening through moss and olive into warm bark brown at the center. A caramel horn hook sits at the back like a sculpted counterweight.

  • Material: Wood discs, polished horn
  • Color: Sage green to bark brown
  • Length: 21 in
  • Closure: Sculpted horn hook
  • Origin: Philippines

About 21 inches of flat wood discs bring volume to the neckline without the weight of stone or metal. It sits at the collarbone with the horn closure worn at the back like a signature — part of the composition, not hidden.
Details
  • Multi-strand layered construction
  • Hand-dyed ombré color gradient
  • Sculpted horn hook closure
  • Lightweight wood discs
  • Textured natural finish

Each piece is dyed and assembled by hand from natural wood, so color, tone and grain vary from one necklace to the next.

The Story

The gradient isn't printed or uniform. Each disc is dyed and finished by hand, which is why the shift from sage to bark reads as organic rather than mechanical — there is slight variance from disc to disc within a single tonal band.

Wood and carabao horn are staples of Philippine jewelry-making because both are abundant, workable by hand, and light enough to build volume without weight. Cut discs, shaped beads and carved horn hooks appear in this tradition as a natural counterpoint to metal.

The multi-strand format here is a familiar structure: parallel strands of same-shaped discs combined for volume and movement, closed with a single carved horn hook rather than added metal hardware. Aligning the ombré across a dozen or more strands takes practice, since each strand is dyed and assembled separately before being brought together.

Craft & Care
  • Technique: Wood and horn beadwork

Wipe with a soft dry cloth and keep away from water and perfume. Store flat or apart from other pieces so the wood and horn finish stays intact.

Questions

How long is the necklace?

About 21 inches, sitting at the collarbone to upper chest.

What is it made of?

Natural wood discs strung in multiple strands, with a polished horn hook as the closure. No metal is used in the design.

Will mine look exactly like the photo?

Close, but not identical. Each disc is hand-dyed and the wood grain is natural, so the exact shading varies slightly piece to piece.

How do I open and close it?

The horn hook simply catches over the opposite end of the strands. There is no clasp mechanism — line up the strands and settle the hook into place.

How should I care for it?

Keep it dry and away from perfume or lotion, and wipe it with a soft dry cloth after wear.

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