Dino Tagua Necklace
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- $49.00 USD
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Made and shipped to you by our FairlyStyled partners.
Our Dino necklace collection is designed by KORISSA and hand-carved by artisans in Ecuador with a sustainably harvested Tagua nut known as the "Vegetarian Ivory.” Tagua, a seed from a type of palm, is an indigenous and sustainable fruit that grows in the tropical rainforests of South American countries and is an environmentally friendly and sustainable alternative to animal ivory.
The only thing better than perfect clutch is knowing that it is sustainably handmade by Fair Trade artisans in Bangladesh.
Fair to people. Fair to planet. FairlyStyled.
- Size: Approximately
- Chain length 30" (adjustable: Longest length 33")
- With gift box: 1.5"tall x 4.5"wide x 6"deep - Material: 100% Tagua / Zinc alloy chain
- Color: White with Black
- Due to the handcrafted nature, slight variation will occur in design, color, and size.
To care for our planet by minimizing shipping emissions, this piece will ship to you (FREE!) directly from our artisan partners. Please see the Returns tab for more information about returns & exchanges on this item.
Impact
KORISSA’s story began in 2017 when Angela, a co-founder of KORISSA, left New York for Bangladesh to work for a family business. While staying in Bangladesh for a year, she met a female social entrepreneur who worked for the World Fair Trade organization. This organization is committed to alleviating poverty, increase social responsibility through fair trade and strengthening the personal skills of the women who suffered gender violence in the slums of Dhaka, Bangladesh, by producing handicrafts items made from jute, seagrass, and locally sourced natural fibers. Inspired by their commitments, Nora and Angela decided to found KORISSA with a goal of offering environmentally and socially responsible handmade goods and encouraging the modern shopper to purchase consciously.
After four years of continued growth and success, KORISSA partners with four artisans organizations in Bangladesh that operate according to fair trade principles.
KORISSA is committed to building up sustainable relationships with our artisans and working together to preserve the culture and history while providing our artisans access to fair wages, broader markets, and secure, sustainable livelihoods. KORISSA is committed to consuming less and being more conscious about waste by using eco-friendly, sustainable materials and forms of production.
KORISSA is also committed to being environmentally conscious and producing less waste by using sustainable and eco-friendly materials, forms of production, and packaging.
Care
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Take off jewelry before showering and before applying perfumes, hairsprays, lotions, or make-up.
- Natural Tagua can be polished by hand with a soft white cotton cloth. Use a natural wax like beeswax and buffed to a shine.
- Although hardwearing, if dropped on a hard surface tagua could break.
- Be sure to dry properly after water damage. Water can cause the beads to warp or crack
- Be sure to keep out of direct sunlight, or the Tagua color can change and fade.
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