Jobs tears jewelry

Saint Job's Tear Seeds are also called eyes of Christ, vicars or star of Bethlehem. Its real name is Ornithogalum arabicum, this word etymologically means milk bird, it comes from the Greek, ornis means bird and gala means milk. They are used to make Catholic Rosaries, the favorites of Mother Teresa of Calcutta for the connection to Nature and smooth texture, Jewelry, Headbands, Bridal Accessories, decorations, etc. Alejandra Paiz Valdes decoesferas@gmail.com

Earring's & necklace made with these amazing beads "Job's Tears"

Job’s tears (coix lacryma-job’s) aka Ancient Barley is a tall grain bearing perennial tropical plant that is a member of the grass family that is closely related to corn is popular in Asian cultures as a food source and for making jewelry. Job’s tears, also known as Chinese pearl barley, received their name due to […]

Job's tears bracelet. By leah thompson.

Job's Tears Rainforest Seed Earrings are made with real natural rain forest seeds. These Job's Tears seed earrings come from the heart of Colombia. The beautiful natural seed is so named for its resemblance to a tear. It is a seed that has many names around the world including; Mary's T

This summer, HCCC introduced a new addition to our Craft Garden: the Coix Lacryma Jobi plant, also known as Job’s Tears! This plant produces tear-shaped seeds in a variegated gray color that can be used in jewelry making and beading. These beads are unique, as they grow naturally on the plant, with a hole through the middle and a hard, shiny coating.

"Mommy " Job's Tear and Her Beautiful "Daughters" Job's tears Note: The shiny gray beads are planted like seeds, but they are little shells containing flowers and grains. I planted two involucres and got two Job's tears plants. After their flowering process the two involucres were still visible. I cleaned and reused them. ( I made a pair of earrings).