Earrings
Jaipur Meenakari Jhumka Earrings
Bell-shaped jhumkas finished in meenakari enamel, a Persian technique that reached Rajasthan in the sixteenth century.
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Necklace
Gerdan Necklace
Gerdan (ґердан) is a traditional Ukrainian handwoven beaded ornament known for intricate geometric patterns. Rooted in Western Ukraine, its motifs and colors can symbolize protection, harmony, vitality, family heritage, and cultural identity.
Necklace
Beaded Collars / Necklaces
Indigenous beaded collars and necklaces from Brazil feature intricate patterns, vibrant colors, and traditional motifs. Often handcrafted bead by bead, they can express community identity, cultural heritage, spirituality, and connection to the natural world.
Pin/Brooch
Balangandã Pendants
Balangandã pendants are traditional Afro-Brazilian charms from Bahia, often crafted in silver or gold and hung in clusters. Their symbolic forms can represent protection, faith, prosperity, and cultural identity, making each piece both decorative and meaningful.
Necklace
Cossack Body Cross
Cossack Body Cross is a traditional Ukrainian cross pendant associated with Cossack heritage and Orthodox Christian faith. Worn close to the body, it reflects devotion, protection, resilience, and a lasting connection to Ukrainian identity.
Bracelet
Adinkra Bracelet
Adinkra Bracelets & Bangles feature symbolic motifs rooted in Ghana’s Akan culture. Crafted in gold, brass, silver, or other metals, their designs express concepts such as wisdom, strength, unity, resilience, and cultural heritage.
Earrings
Adinkra Earrings
Adinkra Earrings feature symbolic motifs rooted in Ghana’s Akan culture. Crafted in gold, brass, silver, or other metals, their distinctive designs can represent values such as wisdom, strength, unity, resilience, and heritage.
Ring
Akan Rings
Akan Rings reflect Ghana’s rich goldsmithing heritage through bold forms and symbolic designs. Traditionally crafted in gold or metal alloys, their motifs can express status, identity, wisdom, strength, and values rooted in Akan culture.