Gold Adinkra symbol necklace mi
Gold Adinkra symbol necklace mi
Gold Adinkra symbol necklace mi
Gold Adinkra symbol necklace mi
Gold Adinkra symbol necklace mi
Gold Adinkra symbol necklace mi
Gold Adinkra symbol necklace mi
Gold Adinkra symbol necklace mi
Gold Adinkra symbol necklace mi
Gold Adinkra symbol necklace mi
Gold Adinkra symbol necklace mi
Gold Adinkra symbol necklace mi
Gold Adinkra symbol necklace mi
Gold Adinkra symbol necklace mi
Piedras Haseya

Gold Adinkra symbol necklace mi

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Beautiful thick and great quality 18k gold covered Adinkra symbols necklaces. Chain is 18 inches. 
Meanings: 

Nyame Dua: God’s tree (sacred stump). A symbol of God’s presence and protection

Fawohodie: This symbol is meant to represent the fight for freedom and independence for African people from colonialism and other forms of oppression . Fawohodie is a visual symbol of independence, freedom, and emancipation.

Sankofa: “Go back and get it.” The importance of learning from your past

Ese Ne Tekrema: symbol of friendship and interdependence

Gye Nyame: Gye Nyame means “Except God.” It expresses the omnipotence and supremacy of God in all affairs.

Mmere Dane: Mmere Dane means “time changes”. It is a symbol for the temporariness of good times.

Akoma: Akoma means “heart,” and it is a symbol of love, goodwill, patience, faithfulness, fondness, endurance, and consistency.

Bese Saka, the symbol of the cola nut, is said to represent wealth, power, an abundance of cola nuts, commerce, and trade. In West Africa, cola nuts were a highly prized cash crop. This symbol emphasizes the significance of achieving economic success and the advantages of engaging in trade and commerce.

Nkyinkyim: Nkyinkyim means “twisting.” It is a symbol representing the tortuous nature of life’s journey.

Akofena: 'sword of war', is a popular Adinkra symbol featuring two crossed swords and representing heroism, valor and courage.