The Story 🌸💀
Raw, sculptural, and deeply rooted in Southwest Florida wilderness, this 32-inch statement necklace showcases the bold anatomical geometry of a wild boar pelvis. The focal piece is the body of the ischium—ethically prepped, cleansed, and sun-bleached to highlight the natural curve of the acetabulum socket and pelvic arch.
Strung along a vibrant strand of soft green New Jade stone beads interspersed with slender orange Chinese glass bugle beads, this piece balances earth-toned tranquility with high-contrast osteological drama. Bright yellow seed bead wraps anchor the focal bone, creating an eye-catching pop of color that draws the eye directly to the specimen.
The Composition
The Focal Specimen: Ethically salvaged, sun-cured Florida Wild Boar pelvis body of the ischium.
Gemstones & Beadwork:Â Natural soft-green New Jade round beads paired with orange Chinese glass bugle spacer beads.
Structural Details:Â Vibrant yellow glass seed beads forming the focal bail attachment loop.
Hardware & Clasp:Â Antique brass-colored lobster claw clasp.
Branded Accent: Custom-engraved birchwood Bone Boutique logo charm, locally crafted in Englewood, Florida by Halligan Design Production.
Dimensions: 32 in (81 cm) total strand length; focal bone drop adds approx. 3in (8 cm) for a 36 in total visual drop.
Wear & Style
As an extra-long 32-inch strand (36 inches total visual drop including the ischium pendant), this piece slips effortlessly right over your head without needing to unfasten the clasp. The substantial boar pelvic bone rests low on the torso—hanging dramatically near the waistline or solar plexus.
The rhythmic alternation of cool green New Jade and warm orange bugle beads gives the long strand a lightweight, flexible drape that moves with you. It’s a standout solo piece over monochromatic black sweaters, long dusters, or bohemian earth-toned layers.
The Investment
Curation Price:Â $55
The Legacy: Handcrafted, ethically prepped, and assembled in North Port, Florida by artist Michele Moore for Bone Boutique.
Origin:Â Local Southwest Florida wild boar roadside salvage.
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