Tagua Pendants All of these pendants were hand-carved using a jeweler's saw frame and tiny saw blades. The process begins with a single hole drilled into the material -- the saw blade is slipped through the hole and attatched to the saw blade, and carving can begin. More complex designs require additional holes to be drilled. Each of these pendants has a piece of wire attached for hanging on the necklace or chain of your choosing. We also hope to offer leather necklaces in the near future for stringing pendants.
Pyroengraved Tagua Necklaces Each of these tagua pendants has a unique design burned into it. They are woven with natural materials and are all adjustable-length.
	Macrame and Pyroengraved Tagua Rings Each of these rings is adorned with a small piece of tagua ("vegetable ivory") with a design burned into the surface. A variety of thread colors used in the macrame structure of the ring and six different sizes ensure something for everyone.
Natural Pigment Necklaces These are carvings with a twist: The designs are filled with natural green pigment for a stunning effect.
	Carved Tagua Necklaces Tagua, also known as vegetable ivory, is an essential element in Ecuadorian handicrafts. To learn more about tagua, click here. All of these necklaces are woven with super-strong Brazilian "Fio Encerado," a polyester blend originally created for leatherwork. In addition to never fraying or unraveling, the thread also does not fade for years, literally, and regardless of how much sun or water you expose it to -- Roberto's been wearing the same Fio Encerado anklet for five years and it still hasn't worn out.
Butterfly Chokers These imaginative necklaces are made with hand-carved dyed tagua nuts. A macrame X-weave in bright colors makes for an attention-getting centerpiece.

Please remember, all items on this site are handcrafted and unique. Therefore, we only have one of each in stock! So please do not increase the quantity in your shopping cart; we don't have more than one to send you.