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Traditional Tie-On Beads and anthropological evidence to supportWaist beads have been worn for generations by Ghanaians to accentuate and mold a woman's physique. They are also used to monitor weight. You will feel ultra feminine. Wear with bathing suit, crop top or under clothing. This listing is for one (1) strand of beads. Each strand measures approximately 47 inches . You will need to adjust to your waist and tie. Does not include clasp.