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Delivery EstimateRich dark brown sese wood beads are separated by cylindrical beads made of bamboo in this naturally splendid pair of dangle earrings. Ghana's Ivy Mowtey designs these charming earrings, naming them Ahofe, an Akan word meaning "beautiful."
- 8 grams
- 0.28 oz
- 5 cm L x 1 cm W
- 2" L x 0.4" W
- Bamboo, sese wood, brass hooks
- Hand-crafted item -- color, size and/or motif may vary slightly
- Hook earrings
- Made in Ghana.
- Certified and shipped by our office in Ghana
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- Free Jewelry Packaging? Yes
- Premium Jewelry Gift Box? Yes
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M. Thinking
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07/24/2018
"Great for Everyday and Then Some"
I think these are really great for summer and wear them a lot.
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Bridget
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09/05/2023
"LOVE THIS NECKLACE."
I love this necklace. Its fun to wear and oh so cute! Thank you so much!
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Bridget
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09/05/2023
"Wonderful earrings!"
Love love love these earrings! Big and swingy. VERY fun to wear! Thank you very much!
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Cassandra
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11/22/2021
"A lovely set of earrings."
Simple yet beautiful.
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- This was a gift for: Friend
- Occasion: birthday
Cheryl
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12/10/2016
"Rustic and so inexpensive!"
These earrings are rustic, casual, and well-described...wonderfully lightweight! I plan to wear them with shades of black, tan, and brown on casual days at work. Definitely have a native African look but in muted colors that I was looking for!
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