The Tehuana dress was never about restraint — embroidered florals in violet, gold, crimson, and green spilling across fabric, colors chosen not to match but to celebrate, each one as loud and proud as the next. It was a way of dressing that refused to apologize for taking up space, turning everyday clothing into a kind of joyful armor.
This necklace takes that same approach to color. Amethyst purples, sunny yellows, deep reds, and rich greens tumble against each other with no careful gradient — just bead after bead of saturated tone, the way embroidery thread piles up stitch by stitch until the whole garment glows. The pyrite spacers add small sparks of light throughout, and pale quartz beads near the clasp offer a brief, breathing pause before the color begins again.
