By Joycelyn Sena Zigah, this handcrafted pendant depicts a cowrie shell in gleaming sterling silver. The beautiful shells were once used as money in West Africa, and Ghana's currency — the Cedi — takes its name from sedie, the Akan word for "cowry." "Cowrie is money and should be worn as such — an emblem of prosperity," the Ghanaian designer says.
.925 Sterling silver
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This is my third purchase from Ms Zigah and I couldnt be more pleased. The charm is beautiful and made the perfect addition to my collection. Thank you!
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I am recently saved and had been looking for my lifetime devotional cross to wear. I had purchased a couple other items from Mexican artists in silver from NOVICA. I did not create an account at that time. I loved this immediately on arrival!!! Thank you so much for your well considered creativity in the integration of the adinkra. I will wear it all my days. Regards, Timothy Timber Sewell
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I wear Mrs. Zigahs cross and ring every day along with Mr. Akuteyes earrings.
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