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Multi-strand burnt amber wood disc necklace with a horn toggle closure, Filipino wood and horn beadwork
  • Multi-strand burnt amber wood disc necklace with a horn toggle closure, Filipino wood and horn beadwork
  • Long burnt amber wood disc strands worn loosely layered over a black top, reaching below the chest
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  • Multi-strand burnt amber wood disc necklace with a horn toggle closure, Filipino wood and horn beadwork
  • Long burnt amber wood disc strands worn loosely layered over a black top, reaching below the chest
  • Burnt amber multi-strand wood disc necklace on a cream display bust
Multi-Strand Wood Disc Necklace in Burnt Amber

Multi-Strand Wood Disc Necklace in Burnt Amber

$65.00
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Dozens of small wood discs strung across many strands, twisted together into a full amber silhouette that shifts as it moves. A single dark horn toggle anchors the whole thing at the nape.

  • Material: Wood discs, horn closure
  • Color: Burnt amber
  • Length: 31 in
  • Closure: Horn toggle
  • Origin: Philippines

The discs are small enough to catch light individually but stack into real volume across the collarbone. Wear it with a plain neckline and let the twist do the work — the strands never sit the same way twice.
Details
  • Multi-strand construction
  • Twisted layered strands
  • Horn eye-and-hook toggle closure
  • Lightweight wood discs
  • High-volume silhouette

Wood grain and horn tone vary from bead to bead. Small differences in color and figure are part of the material, not a defect.

The Story

The multi-strand twist is a signature move in Filipino natural-materials jewelry: instead of a single row of beads, many strands are strung and then allowed to fall unevenly, so the piece reads as volume rather than a flat line.

The warm amber color comes from staining and polishing rather than dye alone, so the grain of the wood shows through each disc — one reason no two beads look quite the same. The horn toggle is real hardware, shaped and smoothed to fit its own eye, not a metal substitute.

The whole necklace is assembled by hand, strand by strand, with the twist worked in as the ends are gathered and knotted.

Craft & Care
  • Technique: Filipino wood and horn beadwork

Wipe with a soft dry cloth and keep away from water and perfume. Store flat or hanging so the strands don't tangle.

Questions

How long is the necklace?

31 inches, so it sits below the collarbone as a layered piece.

What is it made of?

Multiple strands of small wood discs stained a warm amber, finished with an eye-and-hook toggle carved from horn.

Will each necklace look exactly like the photo?

Not exactly. The beads are cut from natural wood and the closure from natural horn, so grain, tone and shine vary from piece to piece.

How does the closure work?

The carved horn piece slips through a loop at the other end. Push it through to close, reverse to open.

Where is it made?

Handmade in the Philippines, where wood and horn beadwork is a long-running local craft.

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