signature jewelry

In this dazzling long, Y-shaped necklace, dainty glass and pinewood beads in shades of turquoise, yellow and caramel beautifully come together for a stunning pop of color. But the main attractions are the exquisite ceramic and coconut shell accents that form the gorgeous pendant, connected through petite brass beads and fixtures. This bold accessory is handcrafted by the artisans of the Domenech Foundation's Callotl Project in El Salvador, dedicated to the sustainable progress of the Costa del Sol region and the preservation of sea turtles. Through their work, they repurpose underappreciated coconut materials, once destined for firewood, into eco-conscious goods that pay homage to the region's extraordinary biodiversity.

Translated to English, the Ghanaian Ewe word nuku means "miracle." West Africa's Harriet Faako Adjei finds inspiration in her dreams for her beaded jewelry, and this bracelet is no exception. Crafted from polished agate chips and recycled glass beads, this piece features the multiple textures and brilliant colors that represent her signature style.

Translated to English, the Ghanaian Ewe word nuku means "miracle." West Africa's Harriet Faako Adjei finds inspiration in her dreams for her beaded jewelry, and this necklace is no exception. Crafted from polished agate chips and recycled glass beads, this piece features the multiple textures and brilliant colors that represent her signature style.

Translated to English, the Ghanaian Ewe word nuku means "miracle." West Africa's Harriet Faako Adjei finds inspiration in her dreams for her beaded jewelry, and this pair of dangle earrings is no exception. Crafted from polished agate chips and recycled glass beads, this piece features the multiple textures and brilliant colors that represent her signature style.

Luminous brown pearls become an exquisitely feminine necklace. Knotting the gems by hand on silk strands, Sasina adds sparkling beads. It fastens with a silver plated clasp and extender chain.

.925 Sterling silver

Ghanaian artisan Gill Quarcoopome expresses her love for creation, crafting this men's wristband bracelet from a strip of black leather. She accents the bracelet with black leather cord, strung with petite brass beads and a dark piece of bull horn at the front. The wristband is stamped with the artisan’s signature Adinkra symbol, Aya, a fern motif representing perseverance and endurance.

Ghana's Gill Quarcoopome hand cuts strips of leather to create this handsome wristband bracelet. The artisan uses a shining brass ring to center a wide strip of black leather, which fastens with a button closure. In Ghana, artisans frequently use Adinkra symbols to convey different concepts or ideas. Here, Gill Quarcoopome stamps the bracelet with her signature aya symbol, which means perseverance and endurance.