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African/Adinkra Spiritual Bracelets – 29Elevenjewelry

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Adinkra literally translates as farewell or goodbye in a large loose linguistic grouping of the Fante, the Akan, the Ashanti and the Akuapem from Ghana, widely used across Africa and in the diaspora. They are visual representation of proverbs with significant historical and philosophical meaning. Adinkra cloth was orig
Adinkra literally translates as farewell or goodbye in a large loose linguistic grouping of the Fante, the Akan, the Ashanti and the Akuapem from Ghana, widely used across Africa and in the diaspora. They are visual representation of proverbs with significant historical and philosophical meaning. Adinkra cloth was originally worn by royalty, it is still commonly found at ceremonies and funerals, however it is now used to bring meaning to furniture, sculptures, earthenware pots and casual wear. These bracelets are composed to represent the Spiritual aspects of Symbols, handcrafted with beautiful gemstones to enhance the meaning of the proverb for each symbol. These bracelets are offered in gold tone/silver charms and accents. Gye Nyame: Except God- A symbol expressing the omnipotence of God Selenite: Stone of Purification, Peace, Enlightenment Blue Goldstone: Stone of Abundance, Courage, Strength Nyame Dua: God's Tree (Sacred Stump)- A symbol of God's presence and protection Onyx: Stone of Protection & Strength Lapis Lazuli: Truth, Awareness & Self-Discovery Sankofa: Go back for it, learn from the past- look to the past for the lessons to guide your future Amethyst: Tranquility & Spiritual Growth Silver Obsidian: Protection & Stability Odo Nyera Fie Kwam: Love does not miss its way home, those led by love will never lose their way Onyx: Stone of Protection & Strength Red Tiger's Eye: Stone of Balance, Confidence & Motivation