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African Jewellery
Adornment amongst Africans is not only decorative - wearing jewellery also reflects status in society, age and more. A wide variety of materials are used to make jewellery such as copper, brass, beads, amber, terracotta, glass, shells, wood, leather and semi-precious stones.

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  • Beadwork
    African beadwork pieces are specifically created in East Africa to great effect in the conception of jewellery, and the decoration of objects as diverse as dolls, gourds, placemats and pens, amongst other things, to produce contemporary products that draw on tradition for inspiration.
  • Bracelets

    Made from a variety of materials found throughout the African continent, each bracelet and bangle provides a unique sense of style to the wearer. Modern and traditional designs include beads and gemstones found within Africa and are sure to make you stand out from the crowd.

  • Earrings
    African earrings can come in a range of materials including brass, copper and silver. They combine beadwork and semi-precious gemstones with handmade silver charms. These earrings are available in contemporary and traditional designs.
  • For Her
    Each of these pieces of jewellery is crafted with the woman in mind. Beauty and elegance are brought out by the craftsmanship that goes into each piece of jewellery designed for her. Stylish, sleek and beautiful, African jewellery for women brings traditional African culture to everyday wear.
  • For Him
    African jewellery for men is designed specifically with him in mind. Crafted from some of the finest materials available in Africa, these pieces of jewellery will bring out the warrior spirit within. Each piece exudes a sense of confidence and manliness while adding style to everyday wear.
  • Necklaces
    Necklaces in Africa are much more than body ornaments. Often given to children when they are very young, they continue to change through different stages of life, showing wealth and status in society. The combination of materials used, the style in which they are fashioned and the combination of contemporary articles with traditional coincides with Western urban fashion, and has influenced many designers.