Boucles d'oreilles Poranga en capim dourado, sphère tressée en fibre dorée du Brésil, vue trois quarts sur fond clair
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Poranga Sphere Earrings

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The Poranga earrings take their name from a Tupi word meaning "beautiful". Each earring features a single compact sphere of capim dourado, suspended from a metal stud by a connector bar. This round shape, hand-braided from a naturally golden plant fibre harvested in Brazil, catches the light and evokes the warmth of the first rays of morning. To give the Poranga earrings is to pass on a glow that endures across generations.

Sphere earrings in golden grass: why has the round shape endured through every era?

The sphere is one of the oldest and most universal forms in jewellery. From ancient pearls to contemporary designs, the perfect circle embodies harmony and eternity. The Poranga earrings draw on this timeless tradition while adding a distinctive twist: their sphere is not cast in metal but braided from stems of capim dourado, a plant fibre with a naturally golden sheen.

The tight, compact braiding gives each ball a singular organic texture. Light glides across the interlaced strands, producing soft reflections that shift with every angle. The metal connector bar links the sphere to the stud with understated simplicity. The result is a geometric, minimalist jewel that suits everyday wear as readily as a special occasion.

What is capim dourado, this golden plant fibre?

Capim dourado (Syngonanthus nitens) belongs to the Eriocaulaceae family. It grows in the wet veredas of the Brazilian cerrado, in the Jalapao region of Tocantins state. Its golden colour is entirely natural: it comes from the reflection of light on the microscopic structure of its stems, without any dye or chemical treatment.

To craft the Poranga earrings, artisans braid the capim dourado stems by hand around buriti palm fibres, forming a dense, even sphere. Each pair shows slight variations inherent to handwork, giving every jewel its own character. Because the fibre is exceptionally lightweight, these earrings can be worn all day without discomfort.

What are the characteristics of this jewel?

  • Material: Capim dourado (Syngonanthus nitens)
  • Type: Pendant earrings
  • Shape: Compact braided sphere
  • Stones or pearls: None
  • Fittings: Metal stud with connector bar
  • Craftsmanship: Handmade, hand-braided
  • Material origin: Jalapao region, Tocantins, Brazil

Why are these earrings a meaningful Christmas gift?

Christmas is the time to find a present that tells a story. The Poranga earrings answer that wish: their plant-based material, harvested and braided by hand in Brazil, carries an authentic artisanal heritage. By giving them, you share more than an accessory — you pass on a connection to nature and ancestral craftsmanship. The golden hue of capim dourado suits the festive atmosphere naturally.

To complete your gift, pair the Poranga earrings with a capim dourado bracelet from the Oroona collection. Carefully packaged in their protective pouch, they are ready to give the moment they arrive.

How to care for your capim dourado earrings?

Avoid prolonged contact with water, chemicals (perfume, hairspray) and direct sunlight. To clean your Poranga earrings, gently wipe the surface of the sphere with a soft, dry cloth. Store them in the pouch provided with your order to protect them from dust and friction. These simple steps are enough to preserve the beauty of your earrings for many years.

Frequently asked questions

Why does capim dourado have this golden glow?

The golden glow of capim dourado is entirely natural. It results from the reflection of light on the microscopic structure of the stems of Syngonanthus nitens, without any dye or chemical treatment. This optical phenomenon gives each jewel a luminous sheen reminiscent of gold, while being entirely plant-based. The intensity may vary slightly from one piece to another, making each pair of Poranga earrings truly singular.

Is capim dourado as sturdy as a metal jewel?

Capim dourado is a plant fibre, so its resistance differs from that of metal. However, the tight braiding around buriti palm fibres gives the Poranga earrings remarkable solidity for a plant-based material. With the recommended precautions — avoiding water, impacts and chemicals — your earrings will retain their shape and glow for many years. The lightness of the fibre is in fact an advantage that metal cannot offer.

How is an Oroona jewel packaged for shipping?

Each Oroona jewel is placed in an individual protective pouch, then slipped into careful packaging designed to absorb shocks during transit. Your jewel arrives in perfect condition, ready to be worn or given as a gift. A tracking number is sent to you as soon as the parcel is dispatched.

Livraison standard : 5 a 10 jours ouvrables en Europe.

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

Suivi : un numero de suivi vous est envoye par email des l expedition.

Pour toute question, contactez-nous a contact@oroona.com.

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.

Boucles d'oreilles Poranga en capim dourado, sphère tressée en fibre dorée du Brésil, vue trois quarts sur fond clair

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