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In romantic red beads of cow bone and recycled plastic circle the neck in this... In romantic red beads of cow bone and recycled plastic circle the neck in this accessory from Ghana. Elizabeth Alorchie-Apetor designs this accessory centered by interlinked half-circles that alternate with round beads. Starry beads flank the... more

Combining rich brown bauxite and shimmering green cat's eye Rachel Armah craft... Combining rich brown bauxite and shimmering green cat's eye Rachel Armah crafts a stunning necklace. The beads are individually strung by hand in a design with West African style. She names the necklace Nyansah an Akan word that means Wisdom. In... more

Ila Suleyman designs this extraordinary necklace under the theme of Taoure the... Ila Suleyman designs this extraordinary necklace under the theme of Taoure the Mamprusi term for prosperity. From northern Ghana Mamprusi people are predominantly rice and cattle farmers. Suleyman selects agate enhanced to a fiery red and cow bone... more

From Ghana's Rachel Armah this beaded necklace exudes African elegance. Center... From Ghana's Rachel Armah this beaded necklace exudes African elegance. Centered by a black bull horn pendant the artisan crafted necklace features natural soapstone beads alternating with tiger's eye. Bauxite beads shape the clasp. Armah call this... more

Artisan Catherine Offei Kwapong loves giving traditional West African styles a... Artisan Catherine Offei Kwapong loves giving traditional West African styles a contemporary twist which she does wonderfully with this pretty beaded necklace. She strings the patterned sese wood beads by hand in an alternating pattern that is centered... more

Ila Suleyman designs a necklace that dazzles with African elegance. He names h... Ila Suleyman designs a necklace that dazzles with African elegance. He names his creation Taowre which in the Mamprusi language means forward movement. The Ghanaian artisan crafts the beaded necklace by hand with sese wood beads as well as fresh green... more

Ila Suleyman designs a necklace that dazzles with African elegance. He names h... Ila Suleyman designs a necklace that dazzles with African elegance. He names his creation Taowre which in the Mamprusi language means forward movement. The Ghanaian artisan crafts the beaded necklace by hand with sese wood beads as well as solemn black... more

Evoking a herd of African zebras this necklace is presented by Ghana's Eva Asa... Evoking a herd of African zebras this necklace is presented by Ghana's Eva Asantewa Amakye. Black and white beads of recycled glass are composed to create a dramatic statement piece. Larger black beads anchor the multiple strands. more

Ila Suleyman designs a necklace that dazzles with African elegance. He names h... Ila Suleyman designs a necklace that dazzles with African elegance. He names his creation Taowre which in the Mamprusi language means forward movement. The Ghanaian artisan crafts the beaded necklace by hand with sese wood beads as well as blue beads... more