Watamu Pendant Necklace

£28.00

Watamu means ‘sweet place’ in Kiswahili — a name that echoes the magic of this exquisite setting along Kenya’s coast. Here, the sea glows turquoise, the sky deepens into a rich blue, and the sands shine like gold. From this harmony of colour comes this pendant necklace inspired by Watamu’s unique beauty and created by skilled RedTribe artisan Sikar using traditional Maasai beading skills.

3 in stock

Description

Blue beaded statement necklace with turquoise pendant surrounded by little handmade brass beads. Created using blue glass and brass seed beads woven into a choker style necklace hung on a handmade chain using brass seed beads, with lobster clasp and adjustable length

Can be worn with our Watamu earrings and bracelet.

Cyan blue glass 2mm seed beads

15mm flat turquoise stone bead

2mm hand-made brass beads from East Africa

Length: 19″ with 3cm extension, total length :21″
Uniquely handmade by Maasai women in Southern Kenya

Your Impact

When you purchase RedTribe jewellery, you help provide a living wage for our team of artisans. You help empower Maasai girls through education, bring water to villages and health care to women and children.

Thank you for making a difference!

Together we can bring a hope and a good future for our team and their community.

Care instructions

– Remove your jewellery before you shower, wash your hands or apply lotion.

– Avoid wearing your jewellery in chlorinated water or in the sea.

– Avoid spraying perfume on jewellery.

– Keep your brass jewellery shiny by regularly using the polishing cloth provided.

– To protect your jewellery, you can store in the cotton bag provided.

– Store your jewellery in a dry place, away from moisture.

– If you find that your jewellery starts to tarnish you can easily bring it back to its original polished look by using lemon juice and a teaspoon of bicarbonate of soda. Make a paste and dip your jewellery in for a minute or two, rinse thoroughly and dry properly.

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