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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.
Traditional Arracadas Earrings are iconic Mexican hoop earrings known for ornate metalwork and graceful forms. Crafted in gold or silver, they often feature filigree, floral, or geometric details and reflect generations of regional craftsmanship and cultural heritage.
Wixárika Beaded Earrings are vibrant, handcrafted pieces created with tiny glass beads arranged in intricate geometric and symbolic patterns. Rooted in Wixárika culture, their bold colors and motifs reflect nature, spirituality, community, and ancestral tradition.
Taxco Silver represents one of Mexico’s most celebrated jewelry traditions. Known for masterful silversmithing, bold forms, intricate metalwork, and distinctive designs, it blends Indigenous and modern influences with Taxco’s renowned heritage of handcrafted silver.
Traditional Ukrainian earrings reflect the country’s rich metalworking heritage. Crafted in silver, gold, or other metals, they often feature floral, geometric, or symbolic forms and were worn as expressions of beauty, regional tradition, and cultural identity.
Bell-shaped jhumkas finished in meenakari enamel, a Persian technique that reached Rajasthan in the sixteenth century.