A high-fashion jewelry brand co-founded by two Ethiopian-American women. Their designs fuse diverse African cultures with a modern twist. They use ethically sourced semi-precious gemstones from Ethiopia and make their products from recycled brass or silver plated with 14-carat gold or rhodium.
Based in Addis Ababa, this company provides authentic Ethiopian jewelry. They are committed to empowering artisans by offering a consistent marketplace and a fair return for employees. Their jewelry blends traditional Ethiopian history with contemporary design.
Materials
Glass beads, gemstones, and precious metals from Africa and Ethiopia.
Artisan Focus
Works with a vast network of skilled artisans in and around Addis Ababa.
Ethical Certification
Committed to fair returns for employees and co-op partners.
This brand partners with two different cooperatives in Ethiopia to create jewelry. The artisans are women who melt down and form recycled bullet casings into beads, creating a beautiful piece of art from upcycled materials.
Materials
Recycled bullet casings, naturally 100% brass or copper.
Artisan Focus
Two women's cooperatives in Addis Ababa providing training, childcare, and health insurance.
Ethical Certification
Committed to fair trade principles, including environmental stewardship.
Site Features
Provides a platform for ethical products from marginalized communities.
A fair-trade certified company in Addis Ababa that creates hand-spun and hand-woven products, including jewelry. The founder, Sara Abera, aims to bring authentic yet contemporary Ethiopian products to the global market.
Materials
Handcrafted from traditional materials.
Artisan Focus
Focuses on traditional techniques and creating authentic products.
Ethical Certification
Fair-trade certified company.
Site Features
Offers a wide range of handcrafts beyond jewelry, including textiles and pottery.