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Give yourself a Brazilian touch with a Sambboho Brazilian choker necklace. Made of glass beads from Slovakia. Fully handmade by Brazilian women artisans in Minas Gerais. Each necklace takes about 8 hours to be made. Beautiful and unique jewelry with bohemian and native vibes. This beaded one of a kind necklace is perfect for the summer or any other season! One size fit all, adjustable, this choker will fit all necks! Don't forget to match it with the dog collar of the same style!
Ship from USA, Free returns, Free Shipping option available
- Navajo and Aztec inspired design.
- One-Size-Fit-All.
- To match with our dog collars, bracelets, hat bands and more.
- Very comfortable to wear daily.
- Perfect for casual or dressy attire.
- Unique handmade product requiring 8 hours of artisanal labor.
- Made by artisan women in Brazil.
Size
Fits all necks. Adjustable stainless steel enclosure with a hook.
Shipping time and manufacturing process
Like all Sambboho products, the chokers are handmade in our hometown in Brazil and imported to our inventory in San Diego for fast US shipping. Your order is shipped from San Diego, CA within 2 business days from the day you place your order and it takes in average 3 business days for delivery. Please note that this is an artisanal product and processing time for shipping can be longer when sold out.
Returns
Our products are so high end, we offer a 1-year replacement guarantee if the product breaks under normal wear and tear conditions. Returns are accepted within 30 days for unused products only. Just return the product to us and we will give you a 100% refund. Contact [email protected] or [email protected] and we will provide you with all the returns information within 24 hour. We do not provide prepaid return shipping labels.
Fair trade
Produced by local community members of Araxá- Minas Gerais in Brazil. Our products promote fair trade principles contributing to sustainable development, made from our community to your home. Our products empower low income Brazilian women by providing them a professional activity and the ability to work from home.
