Idzila Goddess Tribal Necklace

Tribe Ndebele traditional African neck choker.

This choker is called “Idzila” in the Ndebele language. It was historically worn by married Ndebele women as a symbol of their bond and faithfulness to their husbands. The husband was responsible for providing the “Idzila ” to his wife as a way of showcasing to the tribe his wealth and family status. The more “Idzila” a wife wore, the wealthier the husband was assumed to be. In the Ndebele culture, the “Idzila” represents the African woman as a warrior and protector of her home.

This choker is totally adjustable and suitable for all body types. It is very comfortable too. It's a versatile accessory that will make you feel like royalty.

Material: Golden brass.
It closes at the back of the neck with a brass chain and a hook.

Measures:
Back neck: 10cm / 3.9370 "Inches
Lower neck diameter: 14.5 cm / 5.7085 "Inches.
High neck diameter: 11cm / 4.3307 "Inches.
Height: 8cm / 3.14 "Inches
Weight: 270 grams

Type: Stacked choker. Adjustable.
**Fits perfectly to all kinds of necks.**