Amami Tamburin Bracelet

The Amami Tamburin Bracelet. Each bead is a different tamburin form - the Padumna, Amami, Daligan, and Puriket - descended from the rosary-inspired necklaces of Spanish colonial Philippines. A single bracelet takes more than a week to make by hand, using silversmithing techniques inherited through generations. Featured in The New York Times, worn by Saweetie.

DETAILS
Tamburin bead bracelet (Padumna, Amami, Daligan, Puriket forms)
Length: 7½"
Material: 24-karat gold plated 985 pure silver
Lead-free and nickel-free, suitable for sensitive skin
Handcrafted in the Philippines by Amami
Ships within 2-3 business days for in-stock pieces. Out-of-stock items available for pre-order, ships in approximately 4-6 weeks.
Care: Store away from moisture and perfume; wipe clean with a soft cloth

ABOUT AMAMI
Amami is a Philippine jewelry brand working within the Filipino filigree and heirloom jewelry tradition. Each piece is handmade by artisans using techniques passed through generations of Philippine silversmiths and goldsmiths.

WHAT IS FILIPINO FILIGREE?
Filipino filigree is a metalworking tradition practiced primarily in the Ilocos region of northern Philippines, with a history spanning several centuries. The technique involves weaving and soldering fine threads of gold or silver wire into intricate, lace-like patterns-handformed by a platero (Filipino silversmith). Pieces are built wire by wire, each curve and joint shaped by hand. No two pieces are exactly alike.

Every piece supports Filipino artisans and traditional craftsmanship.