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Taquara — Cascade Drop Earrings

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The Taquara earrings — named after the Tupi word for 'bamboo' — feature four spiral discs of capim dourado cascading vertically in a striking linear silhouette. Their golden colour is entirely natural: it results from the reflection of light on the microscopic structure of Syngonanthus nitens stems, with no dye or chemical treatment whatsoever. Worn daily, they bring a warm glow that moves with you throughout the day.

Four cascading discs: why does this long architecture appeal to capim dourado enthusiasts?

The elongated silhouette of the Taquara earrings creates a continuous sense of movement that follows your every gesture. Each spiral disc sways independently, multiplying the natural golden reflections of the fibre.

This cascading construction takes full advantage of the remarkable lightness of capim dourado — the plant fibre makes these long pendant earrings exceptionally comfortable despite their length. The four discs are braided by hand around buriti palm fibre by artisans from the Jalapao region of Tocantins, Brazil. Each pair displays subtle variations inherent to handcraft, giving your jewellery a distinctive character.

What is capim dourado and why does it shine like gold?

Capim dourado (Syngonanthus nitens) belongs to the Eriocaulaceae family and grows in the wet zones of the Brazilian cerrado biome, specifically in the Jalapao region of Tocantins state. Its slender stems are harvested once a year without destroying the plant, then braided by hand around buriti palm fibre to form regular spirals.

On the Taquara earrings, four flat discs are shaped in this manner and assembled into a vertical cascade. The fastening is a metal stud post, ensuring a discreet hold. The capim dourado fibre itself is naturally hypoallergenic; however, the metal component of the clasp may contain alloys worth noting if you have skin sensitivities.

What are the specifications of these earrings?

  • Material: Capim dourado (Syngonanthus nitens)
  • Type: Long pendant earrings
  • Shape: Four spiral discs in vertical cascade
  • Stones or beads: None
  • Fittings: Metal stud post
  • Craftsmanship: Handmade, hand-braided
  • Material origin: Jalapao region, Tocantins, Brazil

How can you style the Taquara earrings for the office and everyday wear?

Their long, linear silhouette frames the face and elongates the neckline, making them particularly well suited to professional outfits. Pair them with a simple blouse or a crew-neck top to let the golden discs catch the light without overwhelming your look. The natural golden tone complements neutral colours as well as deeper shades such as navy or burgundy.

For a cohesive look, consider adding a capim dourado bracelet to your wrist. The lightness of the plant fibre allows you to wear them comfortably all day, from morning meetings to an evening out.

How should you care for your capim dourado earrings?

Capim dourado retains its natural golden lustre for a long time with proper care. Avoid prolonged contact with water, perfume, creams and intense direct sunlight. After each wear, gently wipe your earrings with a soft dry cloth, then store them in the pouch provided. These simple steps are enough to preserve the beauty of the fibre and the shape of the spirals.

Frequently asked questions

Is capim dourado a renewable material?

Yes. Syngonanthus nitens is a plant that renews itself naturally every year. Harvesting the golden stems does not damage the plant or compromise its regrowth the following season. This annual regeneration capacity means that communities in the Jalapao region can harvest capim dourado on an ongoing basis.

How long does a capim dourado piece of jewellery last?

With appropriate care, capim dourado jewellery retains its golden appearance and structural integrity for several years. The key lies in a few simple precautions: avoiding prolonged water exposure, chemicals and direct sunlight. Regular cleaning with a dry cloth and storage in the provided pouch significantly extend the lifespan of each piece.

How do you choose a capim dourado piece of jewellery for someone else?

Capim dourado offers a natural golden tone that suits all skin tones. When choosing a gift, consider the recipient's style: long earrings such as the Taquara suit those who appreciate bold lines and visible accessories. The lightness of the plant fibre ensures immediate comfort, even for those who do not usually wear jewellery daily.

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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.

Boucles d'oreilles longues Taquara en or végétal du Brésil, quatre spirales superposées, fond clair

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