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The natural beauty of Mother Earth comes alive at the ocean's coast. The sunlight makes all her seashells glisten and mingle with the sparkling sand, revealing hues of hazel and golden brown. Nothing is more stunning than natural beauty, and this necklace set is the perfect way to complement yours.
This set is composed of a mixture of natural seashell, stone and wooden beads which capture the essence of Mother Earth. Seashells are believed to carry the energy of the sea itself. They are associated with the goddess Yemaya of West Africa, ruler of the sea. Seashells are also associated with wealth, purification and spirituality.
This stunning handmade necklace measures 22.5 inches, and the earrings measure 1.5 inches.
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Le Natural’ Necklace & Earrings (with Natural Seashell) by Tru Origins Collection are wonderful. The first thing I noticed was that to open the clasp is very easy. This is a large clasp, and I don't have to struggle to open it for five minutes! The earrings are not heavy and so I can wear them for longer! The stone and seashell beads used are polished and smooth, it gives a natural vibe which is also elegant. The stones shine in the light. Some of the stones have patterns. There is a wooden bead on the earrings and on the necklace which is a nice contrast to the stone and seashell beads on the rest of the earring! The box it comes in is perfect! I love Le Natural' Necklace & Earrings!
Previously, I haven't been able to commit to wearing any one pair of earrings or necklace, but I am glad to say, this will be my regular necklace and earrings! If you are looking for unique jewelry you can wear everyday or even to a formal event, you can find them at Tru Origins Collection in Garvey Nation's Buy Black Movement Store!
M. Q.
"You should teach Negroes to have pride in their own nationality and teach them not to try to wear garments that typify membership in other nationalities. "