earrings green

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.

Artisan Rachel Armah of Ghana presents an original earring design with an energizing color combination. She uses kiwi green cat's eye beads topped by half-moon beads of mottled natural soapstone. The earrings dangle from brass hooks. The artisan names her design nndwoma kese, which means "good works" in the Akan language.

Soapstone wedges in brown and grey combine their natural beauty in earrings from Rachel Armah. Ending with bauxite beads, the handcrafted earrings are worn on brass hooks. Armah calls this design "Nkabom," the Akan word for "unity."