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Cerrado Wide Hoop Earrings, Hand-Braided

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The Cerrado earrings are wide hoop earrings in capim dourado, hand-woven from naturally golden stems. Their generous, densely woven circle catches the light with every movement, revealing shimmering reflections reminiscent of the Brazilian cerrado plains.

Capim dourado, the golden grass that grows in the Jalapao region of Brazil, shows its full presence here in a bold, rounded form. The dried stems are interlaced around buriti palm fibres to create a thick, even weave — the hallmark of artisanal craftsmanship from the Tocantins region.

Wide capim dourado woven hoops: why does the thickness of the weave transform a simple round earring?

The thickness of the weave gives the circle a visual presence that finer hoops simply cannot achieve. The volume of the woven fibre creates a play of textures where each golden strand reflects light differently, turning the classic hoop shape into a piece with striking character.

Each stem of capim dourado is selected and then hand-woven around a support thread of buriti, a local palm. This meticulous work produces a dense, uniform weave that gives the Cerrado hoops their full, structured silhouette. The width of the circle and the thickness of the weave work together to create an earring that draws attention without any artifice. The golden colour is entirely natural, arising from the microscopic structure of the stems that reflects light — no dye, no chemical treatment.

Where does the golden colour of these vegetable gold earrings come from?

The golden colour of capim dourado is entirely natural. It results from the reflection of light on the microscopic structure of the Syngonanthus nitens stems, without any dye or chemical treatment.

This golden grass grows in the wetlands of the Brazilian cerrado, mainly in the Jalapao region, Tocantins state, in central Brazil. The stems are harvested after the plant has flowered and dried naturally. Harvesting does not destroy the plant, which regrows each year. You are wearing a renewable plant material whose golden sheen varies subtly with the angle of light, shifting from bright gold to matte gold, offering a visual richness that uniform metals cannot replicate.

What are the characteristics of these Cerrado earrings?

  • Material: Capim dourado (Syngonanthus nitens)
  • Type: Hoop earrings
  • Shape: Wide circle, thick dense weave
  • Stones or beads: None
  • Fittings: Metal post fastenings
  • Craftsmanship: Handmade, hand-woven
  • Material origin: Jalapao region, Tocantins, Brazil

How can you wear capim dourado hoops for everyday and evening occasions?

The Cerrado hoops work just as well with casual outfits as with evening wear. Their classic round shape suits every style, while their natural material adds an original touch. Wear them with a simple outfit to let them capture attention, or combine them with other capim dourado pieces for a harmonious ensemble.

Their light weight, typical of plant-fibre jewellery, allows you to wear them comfortably all day long. Whether you choose a bohemian, classic or contemporary look, these hoops bring a warm, natural dimension. Discover our capim dourado earring collection for other shapes to pair, or explore our artisan bracelets to complete your set.

How should you care for your capim dourado earrings?

Capim dourado is a natural material that deserves a few simple attentions to maintain its lustre. Avoid prolonged immersion in water and direct contact with perfumes or creams. For cleaning, a soft, dry cloth is sufficient. If needed, use a very slightly damp cloth.

Store your Cerrado earrings in the pouch provided, away from humidity and intense sunlight. With these simple steps, your capim dourado jewellery will retain its golden sheen for several years. Over time, the fibre develops a slightly warmer patina that gives it even more character.

Frequently asked questions

Why give an artisan piece of jewellery rather than a mass-produced one?

An artisan capim dourado piece is hand-woven, making each one slightly different. By giving the Cerrado hoops, you are offering an object crafted according to an artisanal tradition from the Tocantins region in Brazil. The material is a naturally golden plant fibre, harvested renewably. It is a gift that carries a story the recipient can share: that of a golden grass from the Brazilian cerrado, transformed by hand into jewellery.

Is capim dourado more ecological than conventional gold?

Capim dourado is a plant fibre from a species that renews itself naturally each year. Harvesting the dried stems does not destroy the plant, which regrows the following season. The entire production process is manual — harvesting, drying, selecting and weaving — without heavy chemical or industrial procedures. Unlike gold mining, capim dourado production requires neither excavation nor the use of chemicals.

Can you return an Oroona piece of jewellery?

Oroona follows the return conditions set out by European distance-selling regulations. You have a withdrawal period after receiving your order. The jewellery must be returned in its original condition, with its pouch. Please consult our terms and conditions page for full details and return procedures.

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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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