Curse Words and Slang

Bastos necklace for a fun tongue in cheek way of representing your Filipino heritage! This makes the perfect gift for that fun Filipino friend who loves telling crude jokes! Slang Bastos Jewelry...

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Maarte necklace for a fun tongue in cheek way of representing your Filipino heritage! This makes the perfect gift for that fun Filipino friend who is very particular about details or certain...

Makulit necklace for a fun tongue in cheek way of representing your Filipino heritage!  "Makulit" can be seen in a negative or positive connotation.  It is used to describe...

Maldita necklace.  Maldita is typically used to describe someone who's bitchy or snobby.  If you've ever been called Maldita growing up, it probably had a negative connotation to it. ...

Pekpek necklace for a fun tongue in cheek way of representing your Filipino heritage! Known for being a vulgar word, you're sure to get a chuckle from other Pinoys who notice your necklace! Pek Pek...

Punyeta necklace for a fun tongue in cheek way of representing your Filipino heritage! Tagalog Punyeta charm necklace details: Pendant Thickness 1.5 mm Pendant Size 1 x .44 Inches Color...

Putang Ina Mo.  This necklace is such a fun crude way of representing Filipino culture.  If you're Filipino, there's a 99% chance you heard this phrase regularly!  Makes for a fun...

Suplada necklace for a fun sassy way of showing people you can be snobby and that you're Filipina. Suplada charm necklace details: Pendant Thickness 1.5 mm Pendant Size 1.21 x .46...

The Susmaryosep necklace is such a fun tongue in cheek way of representing your Filipino heritage! ! Susmaryosep charm necklace details: Pendant Thickness 1.5 mm Pendant Size 1.8 x .45...

Ukinam necklace for a fun tongue in cheek way of representing your Filipino and Ilocano heritage! This makes the perfect gift for that fun Filipino friend (or mom?) who is always saying this! Ukinam...