Horn Jewelry
Horn jewelry is an exclusive handicraft. Horn jewelry is
natural material, possessing a range of recompense
in contrast with mock products. Anahi Design has
complete range of horn fashion jewelry (earrings,
necklaces, bracelets) that are not only beautiful,
they are exclusive, unique and exotic.
Horn jewelry are not quantity-produced goods of automated
output, but are made manually by highly-skilled
craftsmen, preserving the old traditions of the
carving craft.
If you are looking for new, exotic, exclusive and unique
fashion jewelry and accessories, take a look at
our jewelry collection and see a complete range of
handmade designs.
Behind horn’s course exterior hides a breadth of rich
colors, tones, and striations. Coupled with seeds,
bumpy Moroccan end-of-the-day stones, or carved
bone, these necklace/earring sets are eye-catching
and elegant. Fashion jewelry made out of natural
elements is like wearing body art. Our designers
create handcrafted pieces to fit any style or
expression.
Horn jewelry is made from Horn complemented by other
materials like carved bone, seeds, and etc. All of
the complementary materials are interchangeable.
It is polished and processed in different shapes
and sizes that look amazing. These are made into
globule of different sizes. Such jewelries are
crafted using animal bones such as cows and
buffalos. This is simple light weight jewelry and
can be carved in different shades. Horn jewelry is
fragile. You are required to take utmost care to
avoid extreme pressure. It has other benefits; you
can wash it with mild antibacterial soap and small
amount of water.
Horn jewelry comes in variety of jewelries such as
necklaces, bracelets, rings, earrings. You can
also get general bone items e.g. hooks, buttons,
brooch etc. There is a long list of horns objects
available in market these days but Horn jewelry is
in high demand. You can gift it to your favorite
one or adapt as an alternate fashion style. Horn
jewelry is not expensive and looks attractive. You
can buy it for any occasion.
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