THE KRAPA Adinkra Stud Earrings egyptian jewlery formerly enslaved African American men

formerly enslaved African American men in 1836

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Studs measure 9mm x 5

THE KOJO Baiden Adinkra Necklace I features an eye representing the Omnipresence of God in the universe and cosmos

THE SOUTH African Lily Coin Pendant is handcrafted based on an authentic South African coin with precious metals using the traditional lost-wax casting technique

THE KRAPA Adinkra Stud Earrings egyptian jewlery formerly enslaved African American menTHE KRAPA Adinkra Stud Earring feature a West African symbol that 'That which removes bad luck'. It is a symbol of protection, spiritual balance, sanctity, spiritual strength, and uprightness. Adinkra symbols were originally created by the Bono people of Gyaman. They were named after the Gyaman King Nana Kwado Agyemang Adinkra. The symbols were later adopted into the proverbial lexicon of the Ashanti peoples of West Africa. Metal Info & Care Available