Name: Recycled paper dangle earrings, Berries
SKU: 196933

Dziedzorm Green Beaded Earrings from Africa Fair Trade Jewelry

Length: 2.8" x 0.5" W

Rita Addo Zakour

(273)

Rita Addo Zakour's "Dziedzorm" earrings are designed to accessorize with Ghanaian elegance. Meaning "I am glad" in Ewe, the earrings are crafted by hand with green beads crafted of recycled glass and recycled plastic.

$27 Wholesale

$27
Mystical Red Hand Crafted Red Recycled Plastic Dangle Earrings from Ghana

Length: 1.6" x 0.5" W

Rita Addo Zakour

(273)

Creatively using plastic from recycled drinking bottles, Rita Addo Zakour of West Africa designs these cherry red dangle earrings. Each earring features a small red ball stacked on top of a larger red ball to create a vibrant design.

$19 Wholesale

$19
Confidant Cat's Eye and Tiger's Eye Beaded Dangle Earrings

Length: 2" x 0.4" W

Justina Botwey

(16)

Justina Botwey of West Africa designs and crafts these beaded dangle earrings using a combination of natural cat's eye and tiger's eye beads. Versatile enough for everyday wear, the earrings hang from brass hooks, the color of which complements the warmth of the beads.

$19 Wholesale

$19
Berries African Recycled Paper Dangle Earrings

Length: 1.8" x 1" W

Akwele Suma

(22)

Featuring a palette of multiple hues, these earrings are a unique creation by Akwele Suma. "They remind me of berries," the Ghanaian designer confides. She crafts the earrings by hand, cutting paper from different printed sources and securing the discs with red silk threads to form a spindle shape. Featuring sese wood beads, the earrings hang from brass wires.

The artist uses the paper at hand so paper colors will vary, making each design a unique example of handcrafted art. These beads receive a protective coat of clear nail polish.

$34 Wholesale

$34
Africa's Treasure Sterling Silver Earrings of African Continent (1.8 inch)

Length: 1.8" x 0.8" W

Joycelyn Sena Zigah

(26)

Crafted from sterling silver, these dangle earrings showcases two of Africa's many treasures--its wildlife and its culture. The earrings, shaped like the African continent, contain an elephant and a patterned clay pot. Ghana's Joycelyn Sena Zigah designs and crafts the earrings.

$87 Wholesale

$87
God's Gift Coconut Shell and Recycled Plastic Eco Earrings from Africa

Length: 2" x 0.6" W

Elizabeth Alorchie-Apetor

(25)

Elizabeth Alorchie-Apetor crafts colorful earrings with organic chic. The beads are made of coconut shell and recycled plastic cut from bottles and bottle caps. The artisan names this colorful design Mawuena, which means "God's Gift" in the Ewe language.

$27 Wholesale

$27
Big Star Cotton and Brass Star Dangle Earrings

Length: 2.8" x 2.4" W

Christiana Asare

(2)

Inject some fun into your everyday routine with these bright and cheery earrings from West Africa's Christiana Asare. Crafted from 100% cotton in eye-popping colors, the star-shaped earrings are finished with a pair of shining brass hooks.

$29 Wholesale

$29
Back to Africa Sterling silver dangle earrings

Length: 2.3" x 1.1" W

Joycelyn Sena Zigah

(26)

Superimposed on a map of Africa is a beloved adinkra symbol. These West African symbols communicate sayings and concepts through images. "The Sankofa depicts a bird that turns to look over its shoulder. It literally means to 'go back and get it', also translated as 'back to my roots.' Sankofa symbolizes one taking from the past what is good and bringing it into the present in order to make positive progress through the benevolent use of knowledge," says Joycelyn Sena Zigah. Her elegant sterling silver earrings are crafted by hand.

.925 Sterling silver

$224 Wholesale

$224
Dzidzor Dream Black and White Recycled Glass Bead Dangle Earrings

Length: 2" x 0.4" W

Harriet Faako Adjei

(4)

Add a touch of black and white elegance to your next evening out with these effortless dangle earrings. Crafted from recycled glass beads, they are designed by West African artisan Harriet Faako Adjei and finished with brass hooks. The artist names them Dzidzor, a Ghanaian word that translates to "happiness" in English.

$19 Wholesale

$19
Say It Loud Cotton Fabric and Brass Dangle Earrings

Length: 3.5" x 1.6" W

Christiana Asare

(2)

Inject some fun into your everyday routine with these bright and cheery earrings from West Africa's Christiana Asare. Crafted from 100% cotton in eye-popping colors, the kite-shaped earrings are finished with a pair of shining brass hooks.

$25 Wholesale

$25
Abundant Cowrie Hand Crafted Sterling Silver Dangle Earrings from Africa

Length: 1.3" x 0.5" W

Joycelyn Sena Zigah

(26)

By Joycelyn Sena Zigah, these handcrafted earrings depict cowrie shells in gleaming sterling silver. The beautiful shells were once used as money in West Africa, and Ghana's currency — the Cedi — takes its name from sedie, the Akan word for "cowry." "Cowrie is money and should be worn as such — an emblem of prosperity," the Ghanaian designer says.

.925 Sterling silver

$149 Wholesale

$149
Bold Path Hand Crafted Horn Dangle Earrings from West Africa

Length: 2" x 0.8" W

In Memory of Collins Amanatey Korle

(41)

In natural shades of brown, cream and amber, these horn earrings gleam. The earrings are part of the "In Memory of Collins Amanatey Korle" collection, which is a special collaboration between NOVICA and artisans to preserve the artistry of Collins Amanetey Korle as well as to benefit his family. The artisans that came to his aid in life are now committing their time and effort to continue his work by hand-crafting his designs. NOVICA will donate 25% from every purchase in the collection to an education fund for Korle's two children.

$29 Wholesale

$29
Glowing Path, Hand Crafted Cow Bone Dangle Earrings from West Africa

Length: 2" x 0.8" W

In Memory of Collins Amanatey Korle

(41)

$34 Wholesale

$34
Natural Path, Hand Crafted Cow Bone Dangle Earrings from West Africa

Length: 2" x 0.8" W

In Memory of Collins Amanatey Korle

(41)

$27 Wholesale

$27
Afterglow, Hand Crafted Cow Bone Dangle Earrings from West Africa

Length: 2.4" x 0.8" W

In Memory of Collins Amanatey Korle

(41)

$27 Wholesale

$27
African Homestead, Bamboo and Sese Wood Dangle Earrings Brass Hooks from Ghana

Length: 3.1" x 0.4" W

Ivy Mowtey

(5)

$27 Wholesale

$27
African Aesthetic, Terracotta and Soapstone Dangle Earrings

Length: 1.9" x 0.7" W

Nonyem Abena Ibeneme

(13)

$29 Wholesale

$29
Nuku, Agate and Recycled Glass Bead Dangle Earrings

Length: 2" x 0.4" W

Harriet Faako Adjei

(4)

$19 Wholesale

$19
African Style, Balinese Brass and Sterling Silver Dangle Earrings

Length: 2.4" x 2" W x 0" D

Pertiwi Collection

(112)

$59 Wholesale

$59
Vivid Celebration, Wood and Recycled Plastic Beaded Dangle Earrings from Ghana

Length: 2.8" x 0.8" W

Esther Narh

(7)

$23 Wholesale

$23

Featured Reviews

Bamboo and wood dangle earrings, 'African Homestead'

Cheryl

Dec 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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Recycled glass dangle earrings, 'Dziedzorm'

Cricket

May 8, 2018

"I am glad" to have these beautiful earrings!

?I am glad? that Rita Addo Zakour's "Dziedzorm" earrings are made with recycled beads! These earrings are very well-crafted and the beads are larger than I expected. The earrings hang down more than 2 inches, making a strong and beautiful statement when worn. I love wearing Rita?s earrings with Khun Koy?s Mellow Mint dress, as the colors look amazing together. Thank you, Rita, for my beautiful earrings!

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Recycled paper dangle earrings, 'Berries'

Judy

Apr 24, 2018

Wonderful earrings - beautifully made

Thank you for these "delicious" earrings. I make my own paper bead jewelry, too. These earrings look so nice with one of my own necklaces. I know the work that goes into making these beads, so I do like to support the artisans who make them. I have had these several years, so there may be a review somewhere already. Pardon the duplication. Many of my reviews got lost.

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