Here you will find sustainably and ethically crafted jewelry from Brazil. These pieces are handmade using golden grass or as it is called locally: Capim Dourado.
These jewels are crafted through a centuries-old technique developed by the ancient Xerente tribes. It has become a part of the Quilombolas culture, which to this day preserves its respect for the environment through crafting modern jewelry and utensils with Capim Dourado.
Capim Dourado is a unique plant found exclusively in Brazil. It is characterized by its golden shine and strong fibers that allow for diverse applications in crafts.
Brazilian law has strict regulations: the export of the raw material is prohibited, and only artisanal products made by local communities may be traded. These measures are intended to ensure the ecological, social, and economic sustainability of the region.