African Beaded Bauxite(40 items)
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Featured Review on African Beaded Bauxite
Bauxite beaded necklace, 'Asomdwe'





By BARBARA
RARE CHUNCKY CHOKER!
I LOVE DTHIS CHOKER , ESPECIALLY THE BEADS! THEY ARE CHUNKCY AND I LOVE THE COLORS. I ALSO BOUGHT EARRING BY THE SAME ARTIST TO MATCH. I WAS LOOKING FOR SOME EARRINGS THAT ALSO HAD THEY SAME COLOR AS THE NECKLACE, BUT I FOUND THE MAUVE COLOR INSTEAD. I LOOVE THE SET. SO MANY POSSIBILITIES TO WEAR THIS JEWELRY WITH MY CLOTHING. THANK YOU!
Featured Artist


Rachel Armah Beaded jewelry
"I am a single mother of two daughters and due to the hardships I have faced as a single mother, I have done all I can to support my girls through petty trading and teaching."
Popular African Beaded Bauxite
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Artisan Crafted Soapstone and Cat's Eye Beaded Earrings, "Ayeyi Nka Boafo"
$29.99From 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.
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Artisan Crafted Necklace Ghana Beaded Jewelry, "Nene"
$49.99Ghana's Elizabeth Alorchie-Apetor creates the regal design of this necklace, which she appropriately names "Nene." Meaning "empress" in Ewe, the necklace is crafted with a warm palette of colors. Alorchie-Apetor threads the ceramic and bauxite beads by hand, featuring larger glazed beads for a harmonious contrast. The necklace fastens with a brass hook.
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Soapstone and agate beaded necklace, "Seal of Law"
$54.99Sleek globes of vivid agate punctuate a necklace of gray and brown. Combining bauxite and soapstone, Rachel Armah crafts a stunning necklace. She names her design an Akan term that means "Seal of Law," in reference to the authority of Akan chiefs and the role they play in enforcing law and order in smaller communities.