From Ghana's Rachel Armah, these artisan crafted earrings exude African elegance. Natural soapstone squares are flanked by dazzling cat's eye beads enhanced to an intense green hue. Armah calls this design "Ayeyi Nka Boafo," an Akan phrase meaning "praises to the helper." Adorned with bauxite beads, the earrings are worn on brass hooks.
- 17 grams
- 0.60 oz
- 5.5 cm L x 1.8 cm W
- 2.2" L x 0.7" W
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Jeldean
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12/17/2019
"These are cherished earrings!"
Looks exactly like the photo. Im loving the stones and the color.
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Ayeyi Nka Boafo, Artisan Crafted Soapstone and Cat's Eye Beaded Earrings
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Monica
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07/20/2023
"Metal not sterling silver"
Earrings were pretty, but the metal was not sterling silver and made my ears hurt.
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Melinda
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07/14/2023
"Beautiful!"
The colors capture the light.
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Ricky
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11/27/2022
"Fashionable"
Definitely a fashion statement piece.
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My God Is Big, Soapstone Bauxite and Agate Beaded Necklace
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NANCY
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07/31/2022
"Nice earrings"
Too clunky. Not good quality.
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Caroline
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07/26/2022
"Gift for daughter"
She wears them which is a good sign
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Earth Celebration, Natural Soapstone Dangle Earrings from Ghana
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