Kwae Earrings
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/kwae/ translates to ‘jungle’ in twi.
Inspired by the lush and vibrant atmosphere of Ghana’s Tropical Forest, these earrings capture the essence of the forest by depicting its captivating shades and colors. The dense and mystical aura of the jungle is beautifully represented in the intricate design of these earrings, highlighting the green leaves and towering trees that define this natural wonder. When you wear these earrings, you are sure to feel the magic of the forest and its enchanting beauty.· Recycled Glass Beads crafted in Ghana and Glass Beads
· 24K Gold Plated Brass
· 8 cm length*This jewelry piece is handmade and each piece is unique so slight variations may exist in size, color and shape.
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The Aketekete Jewelry Collection is created in partnership with highly talented goldsmiths and bead makers from Ghana.
Aketekete decides to work with individual or small artisan family businesses that believe in responsible and ethical productions, and are dedicated to sustainability and continuity of craftsmanship.
Every one of our jewelry pieces has its own unique story and what makes it more special is what it means to the artisan who made it and the person who wears it. By choosing Aketekete, you choose to support the continuity of a craft, celebrate Ghanaian culture, and admire the beauty of uniqueness.
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Each product at Aketekete is made to order by our local artisans and could require up to two weeks for production.
Shipping Fee
8€ or Free Shipping for purchases above €160Delivery
5 -7 business days
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To extend the life of your pieces, avoid direct contact with liquids and chemicals. We recommend storing them separately in its cloth bag for greater protection against external agents.
Please handle with care; recycled glass beads are fragile.
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Do you have questions about the style, fit, or story behind this piece? Our team is happy to assist you!
WhatsApp: +233 20 563 5612
Email: info@aketekete.com
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