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Aqua Ombre Wooden Disc Multi-Strand Necklace

Aqua Ombre Wooden Disc Multi-Strand Necklace

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A dense wall of flat wooden discs, ordered strand by strand from pale mint at the shoulders through bright turquoise to deep teal at the base. A warm caramel horn hook anchors the whole gradient at the nape.

  • Material: Wood, horn
  • Color: Mint, aqua, teal
  • Length: 21 in
  • Closure: Horn eye-and-hook
  • Origin: Philippines

On the body it sits as a wide collar at the collarbone, the strands twisting into a single drape that reads as one continuous gradient. Best worn over a plain crew neck or scoop where the color has room to work uninterrupted.

Details
  • Ombre aqua-to-teal gradient
  • Multi-strand twisted layering
  • Flat wooden disc beads
  • Polished horn eye-and-hook closure

The discs are cut and dyed from natural wood and the closure is genuine horn, so grain, shade and shape shift slightly from one piece to the next.

The Story

Philippine beadwork often turns to flat disc beads because their faces catch dye evenly and stack tightly against one another. That is how a piece like this reads as a wall of color instead of a string of separate beads.

The ombre is built strand by strand: batches of discs dyed in graduated aqua-to-teal shades, then strung so the gradient lines up across the layers before they are gathered and twisted into one drape.

The horn hook comes from a parallel Philippine craft — horn shaped and polished into jewelry hardware, valued for its warm color against cool wood.

Craft & Care
  • Technique: Philippine disc beadwork with graduated dye baths

Wipe with a soft dry cloth after wear. Store flat or hanging, out of direct sun and away from moisture, since dyed wood and horn both dislike prolonged exposure.

Questions

How long is the necklace?

About 21 in. It sits as a layered collar at the collarbone.

What are the beads made from?

Natural wood, cut into flat discs and dyed in graduated shades of aqua and teal.

What is the closure made of?

A polished horn eye-and-hook, shaped and finished separately from the beaded strands.

Will my necklace look exactly like the photo?

Close, but not identical. Wood grain and dye uptake vary disc to disc, so the pattern shifts slightly from one piece to the next.

How should I care for it?

Wipe with a soft dry cloth after wear and store it flat or hanging, away from moisture and direct sun.

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