Forged by local Ghanaian artisans and smiths at our Kumasi workshop using the lost wax casting process. Our beautiful unisex rings are made of 23 karat gold over brass and silver over brass and a traditional brass finish. Our pieces are known to be conversation starters and a casual statement piece to be worn at any occasion.
Due to the handmade nature of this item, each piece is unique, one of the same & any variations are considered part of the beauty of the design.
If you are a half size, order a size below and make note in purchase.
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Gye Nyame:
- Meaning: "Except for God"
- Symbolism: This symbol represents the omnipotence and immortality of God, reflecting the deeply religious character of the Ghanaian people. It emphasizes God's supremacy and the acknowledgment that divine power surpasses all earthly abilities.
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Sankofa:
- Meaning: "Return and get it", depicted as a bird turning back to retrieve an egg or as a stylized heart shape.
- Symbolism: Sankofa symbolizes the importance of learning from the past and rectifying mistakes to build a prosperous future. It’s a reminder that the wisdom in learning from the past is vital for progress.
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Duafe:
- Meaning: "Wooden comb"
- Symbolism: Duafe symbolizes beauty, cleanliness, femininity, and the qualities of love and care, typically associated with a woman. It also represents good hygiene and the desirable feminine qualities.
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Akofena:
- Meaning: "Sword of War"
- Symbolism: Akofena represents courage, valor, and heroism. It is a symbol of legitimate state authority, and it's associated with the command of the chief, heroism in battle, and the strength and courage of the warrior.
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Aya Fern:
- Meaning: "Fern"
- Symbolism: The Aya Fern symbolizes endurance and resourcefulness. The fern is a hardy plant that can grow in difficult places, representing strength and resilience. It’s a reminder that one can endure difficult circumstances and grow in unexpected, challenging environments.
These symbols are deeply embedded in Akan culture and are used to express proverbs, philosophical ideas, beliefs, and principles.
Background & About Us
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Adinkra symbols were originally created by the Gyaman clans from the Brong Ahafo region of Ghana hundreds of years ago. The adinkra symbols represent popular proverbs and maxims, they record historical events, and express particular attitudes or behavior related to depicted figures. Historically only worn on cloth by royalty and rulers of the land, today is now widely available in different fashions. We’ve re-erected these precious and rich symbols and forged them in a modern ready to wear jewelry collection.
We are Ghanaians and a black owned small business in love with our culture with a mission to share a piece of our heritage with the rest of the world.
- Investing in the health and economy of the communities that are affected by precious metals, gemstone mining, and manufacturing in particular Ghana.
- DIRECTLY supporting a local artisan and manufacturing economy.
- Investing in the growth of a sustainable jewelry industry.
Please allow 3 - 5 business days when rings are in stock and 14 days when re-stocking and shipped from Ghana. Tracking numbers will be given.
Returns: We do accept returns if items are broken upon delivery.
