Anigyeε Necklace by Aketekete at White Label Project
Anigyeε Necklace by Aketekete at White Label Project
Anigyeε Necklace by Aketekete at White Label Project
Anigyeε Necklace by Aketekete at White Label Project
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By the Ghanaian jewelry design brand Aketekete founded by Michael Nana Beyin Gyan and Maria Bernat Astorga in Elmina. 

Introducing Aketekete, where tradition meets jewelry innovation. Inspired by Elmina's ancient festival. Collaborating with creatives, Aketekete designs modern objects using age-old techniques, supporting artisan communities.

Discover joy in every piece, like our recycled glass heart in aquamarine, a handcrafted delight. Wear it long or doubled twice to spread happiness. Explore Aketekete for timeless jewelry that intertwines the past and present, echoing stories of culture and jewelry innovation.

/anigyeε/ means joy in twi.

Size: 4.5 cm heart pendant, 70-76 cm length. Can be worn double around the neck or long.

Color: Red, rosé, light blue, green, and gold.

Material: Recycled glass beads crafted in Ghana, 24K gold-plated brass.

Gently polish with a soft cloth or with special brass cleaning products to bring back to the bright and soft color.

Delivery within EU 3-5 days. Worldwide within 8-10 days. VAT is included in the price. Deliveries to non-EU countries might come with extra taxes and import duties that the customer must cover.

You can get a full refund for items returned by mail within 30 days of receiving them, excluding shipping costs. No refunds or exchanges are possible after 30 days from receipt.
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Meet Aketekete

Aketekete is a newly established design brand based in Ghana, has gained recognition for its signature handmade baskets, bags, and jewelry. The brand operates in close collaboration with local artisan communities throughout the design and production process, emphasizing the use of natural fibers for their bags and baskets, and incorporating recycled and locally sourced beads in their jewelry.

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