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Huayruro Beads w/Metal Loops

Huayruro Beads w/Metal Loops

These male huayruro seeds come pre-drilled and pre-looped for jewelry making, such as earrings or key rings. They can also be used in ceremony. The name huayruro comes from the seed of the huayruro plant ( Ormosia sp) that grows in the Amazon rainforest. This seed is characterized by being part red and part black, visually suggesting complementary and duality. Perhaps due to this unusual natural characteristic there has been the belief among Peruvians that these seeds have the dual power to attract good fortune and ward off evil spirits. Sold in packages of 12. Learn More
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Huayruro Beads - Male

Huayruro Beads - Male

Our male huayruro seeds come pre-drilled with a hole lengthwise through the middle for use in stringing. They can also be used in ceremony. The name huayruro comes from the seed of the huayruro plant ( Ormosia sp) that grows in the Amazon rainforest. This seed is characterized by being part red and part black, visually suggesting complementary and duality. Perhaps due to this unusual natural characteristic there has been the belief among Peruvians that these seeds have the dual power to attract good fortune and ward off evil spirits. Sold in packages of 12 seeds. Learn More
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$3.50

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