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Embé earrings, open braided hoops

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The Embe earrings trace an open golden arc of braided capim dourado, held by silver-toned push-back posts. This pared-back vegetable hoop plays on the simplicity of a C-shape, where the natural sheen of the fibre is all it takes to catch the eye.

Each capim dourado stem is naturally golden, without dye or chemical treatment. This distinctive colour comes from the microscopic structure of Syngonanthus nitens stems, a herbaceous plant from the plains of the Brazilian cerrado.

Open hoop in braided capim dourado: why does the golden vegetable arc appeal to lovers of simplicity?

A hand-braided half-circle forms a continuous golden line around the lobe. The absence of a visible clasp and the natural curve of the capim dourado create an airy silhouette that is both understated and luminous. This plant-based minimalism is the strength of this hoop.

The C-shape reveals a sliver of skin between the two ends of the arc, creating an interplay of solid and void that visually lightens the earring. The capim dourado tube, braided around a buriti palm fibre, has a generous diameter that gives the piece presence without adding weight. The plant fibre is naturally light, and this hoop is easily forgotten once worn. The golden sheen, gently satiny, shifts subtly with the tilt of your head and the ambient light. It is a piece that exudes relaxed refinement.

Where does the natural golden sheen of capim dourado come from?

Capim dourado, or golden grass, is the common name for Syngonanthus nitens, a plant in the Eriocaulaceae family. Its floral stems display a naturally metallic lustre without any human intervention. The colour results from the way light reflects off the microscopic structure of each stem.

The plant grows in the wetland areas of the cerrado, Brazil's tropical savanna, principally in the Jalapao region of Tocantins. The stems are harvested after flowering and natural drying, a process that does not destroy the plant — it regrows each year. Once dried, the stems are selected and braided by hand around a fibre from the buriti palm, a local species. This traditional artisanal craft from the Tocantins region produces supple, shimmering golden tubes. For the Embe earrings, the artisan curves this tube into a regular open arc, revealing the full luminosity of the material.

What are the characteristics of these earrings?

  • Material: Capim dourado (Syngonanthus nitens)
  • Type: Open hoop earrings
  • Shape: C-shaped arc, generously sized braided tube
  • Stones or beads: None
  • Fittings: Silver-toned metal push-back posts, metal end caps
  • Craftsmanship: Handmade, hand-braided
  • Material origin: Jalapao region, Tocantins, Brazil

How can you style an open vegetable gold hoop with your outfits?

The clean line of the Embe hoop makes it a versatile piece. Its warm golden glow suits everyday wear as well as special occasions. Paired with a black roll-neck or a white shirt, it adds a discreet touch of light. Matched with a flowing dress for an evening out, it extends the natural elegance of the outfit.

If you enjoy coordinated ensembles, explore our capim dourado bracelet collection to create a harmony of plant-based textures. A vegetable gold necklace with clean lines will complete the pairing with precision. The simplicity of the C-shape makes this hoop easy to wear alone or alongside other pieces, without any risk of excess.

How should you care for your capim dourado hoop?

Capim dourado is resilient enough for daily wear, yet a few simple habits will preserve its glow. Avoid immersion in water, direct contact with perfume and creams. A soft, dry cloth is sufficient for cleaning; a very slightly damp cloth if needed. Store your earrings in the pouch provided, away from moisture and direct sunlight. With proper care, your jewellery will keep its luminosity for years. Over time, capim dourado develops a slightly warmer patina — a natural sign of its lived character.

Frequently asked questions

Is capim dourado an original gift?

Capim dourado is a plant material still little known in Europe, making it a discovery for most people who receive it. Giving a piece of golden grass jewellery from Brazil means offering an artisanal object with a story: a naturally golden fibre, hand-braided in the Tocantins tradition. This singular character makes it a present that stands out from conventional jewellery and invariably sparks curiosity.

Can an Oroona piece of jewellery be returned?

Oroona complies with the right of withdrawal in force within the European Union. You have 14 days after receipt to return your jewellery, provided it is in its original condition. Please consult our terms and conditions page for detailed return and refund procedures.

What is vegetable gold?

Vegetable gold is the nickname given to capim dourado on account of its naturally golden sheen. It is not a metal but a plant fibre derived from the floral stems of Syngonanthus nitens, a plant of the Brazilian cerrado. The golden colour is entirely natural: it results from the way light reflects off the microscopic structure of the stems. No dye or chemical treatment is applied.

Livraison standard : 5 a 10 jours ouvrables en Europe.

Expedition : chaque commande est preparee et emballee a la main.

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Jewellery features

Materials
Handmade in Brazil

Ce produit a été réalisé à la main par des artisans bijoutiers brésiliens, perpétuant un savoir-faire ancestral pour créer une pièce unique et authentique.

Inspired by Nature

Le capim dourado est une herbe naturellement dorée originaire du Brésil. Elle pousse dans la région du Jalapão, dans l'État du Tocantins, et est récoltée pour son éclat unique et sa légèreté, idéale pour l'artisanat.

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