Multi-Strand Coconut Disc Necklace in Sage

$48.00

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Many fine strands of small coconut discs fall in a graduated cascade at the neckline, in a soft muted sage that shifts between gray and green as the light catches the grain.

Material: Coconut shell and wood
Color: Sage
Length: 26 in
Closure: Eye and hook
Origin: Philippines
Design: Multiple twist-to-layer strands

Worn loose, the strands drape long and fluid across the chest; twisted together, they compact into a denser coiled bib. The beads are light for their volume, so the piece reads sculptural without weight, and the neutral color sits easily against white, linen or cream.

Details

Multiple layered strands
Twist-to-layer construction
Small disc-shaped coconut beads
Eye-and-hook closure
Lightweight coconut bead build

Coconut is a natural material, so expect gentle variation in bead tone and grain from strand to strand and piece to piece.

The Story

The piece is built from coconut — shell and dense inner wood cut into small blocks, shaped and sanded, then sliced into thin discs and drilled through the center. Each disc is smoothed before it is strung, strand by strand, onto cord and gathered at a shared closure.

Multi-strand, twist-to-layer construction is a design language common to Philippine bead jewelry: many thin ropes of beads that the wearer arranges, so one necklace can read delicate or bold depending on how it is layered.

Neutral, undyed tones are typical of coconut jewelry produced in small Philippine workshops, where the natural material is prized for the way the grain and color variation of the coconut itself stay visible.

Craft & Care