Ama Recycled Silver Stud Earrings

These round studs are inspired by Ghanaian Day Names and Outdooring Ceremony. In most African societies traditions, heritage and customs are passed down through the generations via oral history, these earrings are a physical representation of these rituals and culture. They part of the Akua maa collection consisting of seven individual pairs of earrings for each day of the week. Ama is the Akan female day name for Saturday.

Each pair of earrings is consciously made and finished by hand so each one is unique. They are the perfect meaningful and personalised gift for a loved one and staple everyday earring for lovers of minimal but bold handmade jewellery.

Size
H: 2.2cm approx.
W: 2.1cm approx.

Material and process

Ama stud earrings are first carved in wax and then caste in recycled sterling silver. The studs are hallmarked by the Goldsmiths Company, in London with my unique sponsors mark. You are guaranteed a piece of jewellery designed and made by me using quality material.

My sponsors mark appears on the back of the earrings.

Hallmarking what you need to know

Caring for your jewellery