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Abroad Modern

Rhombus Cuff From Abroad Modern

$40.00
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Description

These solid brass cuff bracelets beautifully blend traditional Kenyan jewelry making and materials with a modern, minimal design. The white inlays are sustainably harvested bone, while the darker inlays come from horn. The only downside is picking your favorite combination. Guess you'll have to have one of each! 

Product Specifications:

  • Open design allows for size adjustment
  • Solid, Nickel-free Brass
  • Sustainably-harvested cow bone and horn
  • Handmade in Nairobi, Kenya

This is special because...

We designed your new piece of jewelry in collaboration with Kenya-based jeweler, Angela Stephens. This exclusive solid brass collection — some embellished with ethically harvested cow bone and horn — is proudly handcrafted by the Anganza Community Project in Kibera, Nairobi’s largest slum. The program provides disadvantaged women with vocational training, a safe work environment, fair and dependable compensation and financial skills.