Turquoise Bone Tribal Necklace Headpiece
- Crossed off-white bone pendant bound with natural jute twine
- Three bead strands, each ending in a smooth cowrie shell
- Multicolor wrapped band with fur tufts and miniature skull
Type: Necklace and headpiece, dual-purpose
Materials: Bone, jute twine, turquoise, gold-toned metal bezel, brass bells, cowrie shells, wood, thread, natural fur, animal skull
Finish / color: Earthy browns, tans, and off-whites with blue-green turquoise and brass
Wear it low as a necklace with the bone cross resting at the chest, or at the back of the head as a headpiece that gathers a section of hair. It layers naturally with other earthy, textured pieces.
Boho and festival styling
Everyday earth-tone layering
Tribal-inspired costume and ritual wear
Photo shoots and creative styling
- Keep away from water and moisture to protect the twine and bone
- Store flat in a dry pouch, out of direct sun and heat
- Reshape fur gently with clean fingers and avoid tugging at the beads
Handmade construction shows visible twine wrapping, bead stringing, and fur attachment, so small variations in shape and finish are expected.
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A closer look
This dual-purpose accessory functions as both a necklace and a headpiece, featuring a complex, multi-layered construction heavily influenced by tribal and bohemian aesthetics. The primary focal point is a central pendant composed of two crossed, off-white bones, likely animal vertebrae, which are securely bound together with coarse, natural-colored jute twine. At the intersection of these bones sits a large, irregularly shaped turquoise stone, characterized by its vibrant blue-green hue and dark matrix veining, encased in a gold-toned metal bezel. From the base of this bone cross, three distinct strands of beads dangle, each terminating in a smooth, white cowrie shell. The central strand is the longest and features a small, antique brass-finished bell at its very end, while the flanking strands are shorter and composed of alternating small turquoise beads and dark brown wooden discs.
The upper portion of the necklace, which rests against the collarbone, is a thick, choker-style band. This band is densely wrapped in multi-colored threads, creating a textured, woven appearance with dominant shades of blue, red, and gold. Attached to this band are two symmetrical clusters of natural, brownish-grey fur, providing a soft, tactile contrast to the harder elements. Nestled between these fur tufts is a miniature, off-white animal skull, possibly a rodent or small mammal, with its horns or antlers extending outward. This skull is adorned with a small, round, orange-red stone set in a gold-toned bezel on its forehead. Flanking the skull are two small, spherical brass bells. The entire upper assembly is connected to the lower bone pendant by two beaded strands that incorporate larger, chunky turquoise stones, dark wooden beads, and small white shell discs.
When worn as a headpiece, as shown in the first image, the accessory is positioned at the back of the head, securing a section of long, wavy, light brown hair. The central bone cross and its dangling strands hang vertically down the hair, while the fur and skull element sits horizontally across the top. The multi-colored wrapped band and its attached beaded strands frame the sides of the head. The overall color palette is a naturalistic blend of earthy tones—browns, tans, and off-whites—accentuated by the vivid blue of the turquoise and the metallic sheen of the brass components. The craftsmanship appears handmade, with visible twine wrapping, bead stringing, and fur attachment, contributing to its raw, primitive, and wild aesthetic. The piece exhibits a high degree of textural variation, from the smoothness of the shells and stones to the roughness of the twine and the softness of the fur.