African Traditional Accessories
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Zulu girls In Traditional Attire
Zulu head beads and beaded capes, beaded belts and blue and black zulu patterned skirts.
African Print Cloth Five Strand Choker
49.00 USD Step out and shine with The Monarch Kente Choker. This African cloth choker is handcrafted by our artisans using different sewing and jewelry making techniques as well as various African print fabrics ***This listing includes the choker only ◾ Measurement: 12in length, 2in width◾ Color: multi-color, blue, red, black, brown◾ Fabric: Ketepa,…
African Beaded Bracelets- Set of 12-14
6.00 USD Beaded bracelet from Freetown, Sierra Leone. Once you put them on you never have to take them off! You can do everything with them including showering and swimming. If you like to customize a color set select the option and amount, then leave a note in the personalized box or send a…
10 Best Traditional African Groom Outfits for 2024 Weddings
Did you know that 78% of African grooms are now choosing to incorporate traditional elements into their wedding attire? Today we are focusing on the Agbada. Ah, the Agbada—a garment so majestic, it practically whispers “royalty” as you walk by! Did you know that this iconic outfit dates back over 400 years? Talk about standing…
Green and Gold waist beads, Waist Necklace, by TribalTess
9.50 USD
Green and gold waist beads.
Waist beads are worn by women of all age and size.
They can be worn as waist beads, neck jewelry as well as anklets.
Measure your waist depending on where exactly you want to tie them.They are usually tied above the hips and below the navel.
**Buy multiple items and pay shipping for 1 item only.The rest ships free.
NOTE: Do not hold your breath when taking the measurement since the beads will be very tight.
Best African Jewelry to Buy in 2025—Top Picks & Styling Tips
African jewelry is not just an accessory; it is a celebration of culture, history, and craftsmanship! From the colorful beadwork of the Maasai to the silver designs of the Tuareg, African jewelry tells a unique story. In 2025, the trends are shifting toward sustainable and ethically sourced pieces that make a statement while honoring culture…
