Soraya Cedeno Jewelry

  • 2-strand long pink, purple, and tan tagua nut necklace

    Purple and pink statement necklace made from tagua nut

    $29.00
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  • black and yellow statement necklace

    Black and Yellow statement necklace – tagua nut and acai berry

    $29.00
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  • pink statement necklace, made from tagua nut and acai berries

    Pastel Pink statement necklace – tagua nut and acai berry

    $29.00
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  • bright pink tagua nut statement bracelet

    Carved Bright Pink Tagua Nut Bracelet

    $22.00
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  • carved yellow tagua nut statement bracelet

    Carved Yellow Tagua Nut Bracelet

    $22.00
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  • red stretch bracelet

    Red Tagua Nut Bracelet

    $18.00
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  • light green tagua nut stretch bracelet

    Light Green Tagua Nut Bracelet

    $19.00
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  • Peach tagua nut bracelet

    Peach Tagua Nut Bracelet

    $22.00
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  • pastel tagua nut spiral bracelet

    Pastel Multicolor bracelet with spiral design

    $22.00
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  • teal statement bracelet

    Brown and teal bracelet made from tagua nut, bombona seeds, and wood

    $18.00
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  • Recycled coconut shell and multicolor açaí berries bracelet

    Recycled coconut shell and multicolor açaí berries bracelet

    $16.00
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  • Recycled coconut shell and light blue açaí berries bracelet

    Recycled coconut shell and light blue açaí berries bracelet

    $16.00
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  • Recycled coconut shell and light tan açaí berries bracelet

    Recycled coconut shell and light tan açaí berries bracelet

    $16.00
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Soraya Cedeno brings a sense of fashion and color to unique sustainable materials. She was born in Ecuador. Soraya now uses materials native to Ecuador such as tagua nut, acai berries, and coconut shell in her colorful necklaces, bracelets, and earrings. She works with native artisans in her hometown giving them economic opportunity. The Tagua tree produces several bushels of seed pods a year with up to 100 Tagua nuts per pod. These nuts are then harvested, dried, and crafted into jewelry. This jewelry is not only organic, eco-friendly and sustainable, its creation provides unparalleled economic opportunity to the artisans who produce it.