Humankind has fostered an appreciation of beads as objects of beauty, no matter the country or religion. Beads have been used not only for adornment, but as status symbols and protective amulets in ancient, ethnic and contemporary cultures.  Bone beads are one of the first styles of beads fashioned by mankind.

Using the bones can help use up resources that otherwise would become waste as well as honoring the animal.

The Great Seal is a vital symbol in Taino culture, found etched on a rock in 900 BC. It features 2 branches and 24 leaves of the sacred Cojobana tree, representing the Sacred Badge of Authority and tribal blood lineage. This traditional symbol is carried by the tribe's Cacique to solidify their authority.

Measurements:  approximately /- 37mm long x 27mm wide x 7mm thick with a 2mm threading hole

Because these are natural, and hand cut, remember that the sizes can vary.

Quantity per pack:  1 bead

Stand out! Made in Indonesia, but to the specs of a man from Puerto Rico - extra stock I was fortunate to snag a few of. 

Redefine your design with these one-of-a-kind, handcrafted bone beads. Incorporate them as a pendant or highlight them on a necklace. Channel their symbolism into your work, whether as a daring centrepiece or a bold addition to your wall art. Take a risk and stand out with these tribal symbols.