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Saffron-to-Burgundy Wood Disc Collar

Saffron-to-Burgundy Wood Disc Collar Necklace

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Small wood discs stack across a dozen strands, saffron yellow at the shoulders deepening to burgundy at the center. The strands twist together, giving the collar its dense, dimensional weight.

  • Material: Wood, horn
  • Color: Saffron yellow and burgundy
  • Length: 21 in
  • Closure: Horn hook-and-eye
  • Origin: Philippines

It sits high on the neck as a single, saturated column of color — best worn against a plain crewneck or solid dress, where the two-tone shift can carry the whole outfit. Volume without the weight of a solid piece.

Details
  • Multi-strand twisted construction
  • Saffron-to-burgundy color shift
  • Individually polished wood discs
  • Sculpted horn hook clasp

Because the discs are cut and polished from natural wood, color, grain and texture shift slightly from disc to disc and from one necklace to the next.

The Story

This piece comes out of the Filipino tradition of natural-material jewelry — wood, shell, horn and seed worked into beads and discs for necklaces and bracelets. The Philippines is known for it: small, humble materials cut, sanded and hand-strung into finished objects.

The gold-to-burgundy shift is a deliberate palette move, built disc by disc from dye and natural wood tone across dozens of strands. Multi-strand, twisted constructions like this one are a signature of Filipino wood-bead work — they give a single necklace real volume without adding weight.

The horn clasp keeps the palette consistent: durable, smoothly polished, and warm enough in tone to echo the wood.

Craft & Care
  • Technique: Hand-strung wood and horn

Keep dry, avoid prolonged sun exposure, and store flat rather than hanging.

Questions

What is the necklace made of?

Natural wood discs strung on multiple strands, with a horn hook-and-eye closure. No metal components.

How long is it?

Approximately 21 in, worn high on the neck like a collar.

Will the color match the photos exactly?

Close, with some natural variation. The discs are cut and dyed from real wood, so grain and shade shift slightly from disc to disc.

How do I take care of it?

Keep it dry, avoid long sun exposure, and store it flat rather than hanging.

Who makes it?

Filipino artisans, who cut, polish and hand-string the wood discs and shape the horn clasp.

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