
Nyame Dua
Divine presence & protection
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Heritage gifts
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Thirteen symbols. A joyful new chapter.
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Seven symbols to carry close, each with a story of its own.

Divine presence & protection
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Beauty & care
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Humility & strength
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The supremacy of God
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Endurance
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Courage, strength & authority
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Endurance & resourcefulness
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Meaningful pairs, chosen to accompany you.

Earrings
Growth & interdependence
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Earrings
Beauty & care
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Earrings
The supremacy of God
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Earrings
Humility & strength
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Learning from the past
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Providence & the earth’s sustaining power
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Guardianship
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Bracelet
Cooperation & interdependence
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Bracelet
Growth & interdependence
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Bracelet
A collection of meanings in one piece
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Necklace
Readiness & preparedness
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Necklace
Growth & interdependence
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Necklace
The supremacy of God
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noun / Ewe
A Ghanaian story. A beautiful meaning.
In Ewe, Nujani means “a thing of beauty”—a reminder to find beauty in the everyday. Born in Ghana, we curate timeless stainless-steel jewelry for meaningful moments and all the little moments in between.
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Thirteen symbols. Thirteen stories.

Nyame Dua refers to a sacred place associated with God’s presence, worship and protection.
A moment of gratitude for the love that surrounds us.

The wooden comb represents beauty and cleanliness, with associations of care and feminine qualities.
Beauty in the thoughtful ways we care for one another.

The ram’s horns express strength held together with humility.
A wish to meet life together with strength and gentleness.

Gye Nyame expresses the supremacy of God in Akan religious thought.
A moment to honor faith and give thanks for a new beginning.
Ese Ne Tekrema means “teeth and tongue.” It represents growth and advancement, and the value of friendliness and interdependence.
A wish to grow together, supporting one another with kindness through every new chapter.

Hye Won Hye is associated with imperishability and endurance.
A wish for love and commitment that grow through the years.
Akofena means “sword” and represents courage, strength and state authority.
A wish for courage and strength as a new chapter begins.

Aya depicts the hardy fern and represents endurance and resourcefulness.
A wish for a love that adapts, endures and grows through every season.
This stylized heart with spirals is an alternative representation of Sankofa, which is also depicted as a bird. Its coils symbolize returning to our roots to draw lessons from the past for the present and future.
A wish to carry cherished lessons into a joyful future together.
Asase Ye Duru means “the earth has weight” and represents providence, divinity and the earth’s importance in sustaining life.
A wish for a life together grounded in care, gratitude and abundance.
Nsoromma means “star” and represents guardianship.
A wish to watch over one another and shine through every season together.
Akoben depicts a war horn and signifies readiness to be called to action and preparedness.
A wish to meet every new chapter together, ready and resolute.

Boa Me Na Me Mmoa Wo means “help me and let me help you” and represents cooperation and interdependence.
A wish for a partnership shaped by mutual care, help and understanding.