Holland Tagua Earring + Necklace Set – Orange Waterfall

Handmade matching set: tagua necklace + tagua earrings, crafted from tagua nut (vegetable ivory) and açaí seeds, woven with waxed thread. Waterfall style, in the orange of Holland. Lightweight and one-of-a-kind — buy the set and save versus buying them separately ($19 + $17 = $36). Gift-ready.

GET TO KNOW HOLLAND — wear your heritage, and learn it too.

Where in the world: Holland is the beloved name for the western coastal provinces of the Netherlands — North and South Holland — and the name many people around the world use for the whole country. It sits in Western Europe on the North Sea coast, with Germany to the east and Belgium to the south. Its capital is Amsterdam, and its seat of government is The Hague.

People: about 18 million inhabitants. Dutch and Frisians make up about 75.4% of the population, with other Europeans at about 6.4%, and the largest non-European origin groups being Turkish (2.4%), Moroccan (2.4%), Surinamese (2.1%) and Indonesian (2.0%) (2021 estimates, CIA World Factbook).

Language: Dutch is the official language, and Frisian is co-official in the province of Friesland. English is very widely spoken.

Religion: one of the most secular countries in Europe. In 2025 (population aged 15 and older, CBS), 58% reported no religion, 16% Catholic, 12% Protestant, 6% Muslim, and 7% other.

Economy: a trading nation and agricultural powerhouse — flowers, dairy and greenhouse produce, the port of Rotterdam (Europe's largest), and a strong services sector. GDP is about $1.2 trillion (2024), GDP per capita about $67,520 (2024). Its currency is the euro.

Safety in context: Holland is among the safest countries in Europe. Its homicide rate was 0.67 per 100,000 people in 2024 (CBS, 120 victims) — among the lowest in Europe. Tourist areas like Amsterdam, the tulip fields and the windmill villages are generally visited with normal precautions.

Must-see places: Amsterdam and its canals, the Keukenhof tulip gardens, the Kinderdijk windmills, Rotterdam, Utrecht, The Hague, Giethoorn, and Zaanse Schans.

Figures are approximate, from the Netherlands' national statistics and international sources. When you wear this set, you carry a piece of Holland with you.