Hakata Cufflinks in Silver Mauritian Treasures in Silver

Hakata Cufflinks in Silver Mauritian Treasures in SilverHakata are the throwing bones referred to in stories about Africa. They are still used today in divining by trained and chosen practitioners. The patterns vary only slightly from one end of the continent to the other. Hakata, or divining dice, are very attractive in both design and symbolism. Striking to the eye, Hakata arouse interest in their use and in the cultural traditions of Zimbabwe. Sterling Silver cufflinks: Length 1. 1in x Width 0. 4in

tiny pearls and a cluster of peridot

Tapiwa strides over a base of Hakata decorated with four unique symbols

Handmade in Zimbabwe and Mauritius

Croc: For the one who goes and gets what they want “For the ambitious”

The graceful impala (also known as rooibok or redbuck) are almost always the first gazelles any new visitor to southern Africa will see

Each one is hand-made

Hidden from all but the wearer

as the dust settled around her

Hasha is the 3-year-old boy calf of Ukari and like mother

Its surface is defined by bold

This Nada pendant is set with an 18K yellow gold bead

The armour bangle is a bold and masculine interpretation of our much loved Pangolin Stacking Cuff