Blue Nepalese Stones Handmade Tribal Choker
Description: Item: CHBN-01 • This tribal necklace is a true masterpiece of traditional and ancient jewelry and it consists of semi-precious turquoise, lapis lazuli and red coral gemstones. This tribal piece is an attractive ornament that is stored in our brilliant collection of tribal and vintage jewelry. • The aesthetics this piece of art depicts that how effortlessly our talented artists have worked on making this tribal piece a masterwork. In South Asia dark blue stone is worn for healing and reliving. Lapis lazuli semi-precious stones are inlaid on this tribal necklace which is enhancing the charm of this tribal piece. • It is a perfect gift for your precious ones. This sterling silver tribal necklace can be paired with western and eastern attires. It can be a perfect match with traditional clothes. After wearing this tribal necklace you will be get praises from the entire crowd around you. Don’t waste much time and grab this alluring piece of tribal jewelry as soon as possible. • If your closest ones are far from you then you only have to put a little effort to show your affection towards them by ordering this alluring tribal piece for them. History When we trace the origin of Nepalese jewelry we can say that the rise of jewelry in Nepal was during the 10th and 15th centuries. Out of more than 70 nationalities living in Nepal, ethnic and tribal jewelers generally come from tribes of the Kathmandu Valley_ Newar people. Most of the tribal and ethnic jewelers are the descendants of the ancient jewelers. The culturally rich and undoubtedly unique creations fall in Nepal and Tibet. They use jewelry and different stones as representations and symbols for everyday life. Nepalese Ethnic Jewelry is handcrafted by the natives. Especially they use stones such as turquoise, coral and carnelian beads in their tribal jewelry. This South Asian region is famous for representing its culture all over the globe. The use of vibrant colors especially Tibetan ornaments are famous be
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