Why it's worth it
A real tribal artifact lineage, worn on your wrist.
The Edit
Twelve-plus strands of matte black tribal beads terminate at a hand-hammered 22k gold-plated bronze medallion with raised figural relief drawn from Adivasi Araku Valley ornament traditions. A single freshwater pearl and a cast gold-plated cube bead serve as the closure detail, creating an intentional asymmetry at the clasp. The bronze substrate gives the coin face its irregular, slightly rough-cast finish rather than a polished commercial gold look.
Insider Tip
The coin face is cast from actual Adivasi pendant designs — no two relief impressions are identical.
The details
- Form
- Layered
- Scale
- Statement
- Details
- Layering
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$175
When we picked it
$173
Lowest we've seen
$171
Prices we’ve observed since we started watching this piece.
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