I like to call this a collier as it does not sit as high as a choker wrapped around the neck nor anywhere near as low as a necklace. It sits near the hollow of the neck, around where the clavicle meets.
Due to the nature of the knots in macrame there is actually a front and back. I have included photos showing this difference. Always check to see if you have put on the collier correctly for it to looks its best.
You can select which collier you would like from the menu above.
If choosing a custom please follow the steps below.
: CUSTOM :
1. Select custom from the drop down menu above
2. Contact me and leave a note of your cord colour, gemstone and brass charm. I'll be in touch if any part of this requires further elaboration.
3. Add to cart and checkout. I will start to make your item after payment is made.
Please bare in mind a custom order will take me 1-3 working days to create.
Measurements: 45cms approx. The adjustable sliding clasp means one size fits all.
✨ Materials
Your bracelet is crafted using high-quality Linhasita waxed cord, tiger eye gemstone and solid brass beads. Because it is made with durable, premium materials, it is water-resistant and built to last. However, following these simple care steps will keep it looking vibrant and beautiful for years.
🌧️ Everyday Wear & Water
Water-resistant, not waterproof: The Linhasita cord is highly durable and won't rot or fray when wet. You can wear it in the shower or rain.
Avoid swimming pools & oceans: Chlorine, harsh pool chemicals, and saltwater can rapidly tarnish brass and break down the wax coating on the cord over time.
Keep away from cosmetics: Put your jewllery on after applying lotions, sunscreen, perfumes, or body oils. These products can film over the brass and dull its shine.
✨ Cleaning Your Jewellery
To clean the cord: If the cord gets dirty, gently hand-wash it with warm water and a drop of mild, clear dish soap. Rinse thoroughly and pat dry with a towel. Let it air dry completely.
Please note there is no glue used at all in micro macrame. The ends of the threads are melted in order to seal them and prevent fraying.
