Shop the tagua collection

Accessorize with plant power that supports nature conservation

What began as a meet up with a friend turned into something more. I was introduced to the tagua plant and instantly felt a connection to it.

Tagua (a.k.a. vegetable ivory) comes from the seed pod of palms native to mi tierra, Colombia, as well as Brazil, Ecuador, Panama, and Peru!

Some people call it a nut, but tagua is actually a seed. The seeds naturally fall to the forest floor as the palms grow. From there, the seeds can be collected without cutting down trees or disturbing the surrounding habitat. After harvesting, the seeds are left in the sun to dry and harden. During this process, the tagua seed reveals a brown, flaky skin and a smooth, hard white interior that looks very similar to animal ivory. The unique texture and appearance of tagua has long been used to create beautiful jewelry.

Now, I’ve created my own spin on the craft, making a collection that allows you to carry the magic of nature with you wherever you go.

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Tagua Beaded Hoop Earrings
$35.00
Tagua Charm Earrings
$40.00

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