Tribal jewellery from Northeast India is rich in culture and tradition, crafted using natural materials like beads, shells, bones, fur, and corals. Each piece reflects the region’s deep-rooted heritage and storytelling. The Wancho tribe of Arunachal Pradesh makes bold bead necklaces, while the Konyak tribe of Nagaland uses seashells and glass beads in their designs. Naga tribes wear symbolic necklaces with brass heads and fish tails, believed to represent fertility and ancestral pride.