The Leroro Necklace is a beaded necklace on a cotton string with a gold clasp to close. This necklace is not adjustable. The necklace hangs low, reaching the clavicle. The beads used for this design are small and dainty giving the Leroro neck piece a simplistic look. The neck piece is sold individually but can be bought in bundles. The range has a variety of colors making it easy for you to mix and match and make you own sets. With 9 colors to choose from your color combinations are endless.
Leroro is the style of jewelry commonly made and worn by woman in the Sepedi tribe from South Africa. The language they speak is Sepedi/Pedi or also known as Northern Sotho, the Pedi or Bapedi people are a Bantu speaking people inhabiting the Limpopo province in South Africa. Their traditional clothing is vibrant and made with bold colors that represents happiness. Sepedi jewelry are commonly thin beaded bracelets or necklaces that come in manly colors and are worn around the neck, wrist and ankles. In the the Letsoba range Leroro is important because Letsoba is the Sepedi name for flower, and Leroro is a traditional Sepedi jewelry. These danity small necklace are worn during festivities and every day occasions, handmade in South Africa by woman in the Bapedi community.
The Leroro necklace can be styled in various ways. It can be worn as a single necklace or as multiple individual neck pieces grouped together. Casual or formal your options are endless perfect look for your vacation, staycation, girls night, date night or the office. Handmade in Limpopo province South Africa and now available in the USA.
