Handmade Black Leather Colored Ceramic Talking Turtle Bolo Necklace

Discover the power of communication when you wear this charming, original, black leather-colored ceramic talking turtle bolo necklace. Crafted with care, it features a distinctive ceramic turtle knotted on a durable black leather cord, complemented by a handmade bali sterling silver slider for easy adjustment up and down. This unique accessory combines artisanal quality with stylish versatility, making it a perfect statement piece for any outfit. As the pictures show, this conversation starter piece looks great on the upper arm as a tribal statement or on your wrist as a triple-row for small wrists or a double-row bracelet for medium-sized wrists. They can also be worn on your calves, as a headband, and even on your cowboy boots.

They are a popular jewelry choice this and are often chosen for their symbolism of wisdom, longevity, and resilience.

Original Design by Alexa Martha

• Each ceramic 1/2 inch turtle is handmade and a tiny bit different
• Choose your necklace from 2-7 turtles
• Conversation Starter piece
• Fine Quality 2mm black leather.
• Handmade sterling silver layered soldered spacer bead tower-each is different
• Each slider bead is antiqued, sanded, and polished in a tumbler to a high shine 
• The necklace with two turtles is shorter then necklace with 5 turtles
• The necklaces are fully adjustable to pull over your head with an opening of 24 inches
• Total necklace length vary with amounts of beads
• Leather should not get immersed in water or other liquid.
• Handmade to custom with 2,3 or 5 turtle beads in Montana

Did you know that turtles talk to each other and not just through physical contact or visual cues like head bobbing or reaching out a foot? This was the inspiration behind the talking turtle necklace. Recent studies have shown that turtles vocalize, producing a variety of sounds like chirps, grunts, and other complex noises. These sounds are used for various purposes, including coordinating hatching times, attracting mates, and possibly even for expressing aggression or curiosity.