25 grams of Job's Tears (Coix lacryma jobi) or about 200 seeds, 8mm long harvested in Thailande

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Approximately 8mm long and 5mm of diameter, superb seeds resistant to moisture, teardrop shaped, glazed in appearance and naturally pre-drilled.

A historical classic of craftsmanship in seed for its beauty, durability and ease of use. From the family of sugar cane, corn, rice or bamboo (poaceae) native to tropical Asia, possibly Burma, it is an annual grass in a temperate climate or perennial in a tropical region that can reach 2m loving ditches or the banks of the river.

Job's tears were once cultivated in monasteries in southwestern France and were used to make rosaries. The job tears teething necklace would be most effective in relieving or even suppressing baby's crises linked to the appearance of his first teeth!