Our jewellery is hand crafted by local ladies from the South Luangwa using organic materials originating from the African bush including; feathers, hand carved wooden beads, recycled paper and snare wire mixed with beautiful semi-precious stones, bone and glass sourced throughout Southern Africa.
Our aim is to create exceptional jewellery that captures elements of the South Luangwa whilst contributing to protection of this unique part of the world.
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Our Collections
Snare Wire Range
Our Snare Wire Range is made using Snare Wire collected during Anti-poaching patrols in the South Luangwa or cut free from wounded animals including lion, leopard and wild dog. Wire snaring is one of the most devastating forms of poaching in Zambia’s Luangwa Valley, killing and injuring many of the area’s iconic wildlife species. With every piece of our Snare Wire Jewellery sold $5.00 is donated to help fund these patrols.
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The Luangwa Charm Collection
The Luangwa Charm Collection, inspired by the African tradition of wearing symbolic items, is made using beautiful semi precious stones and contemporary charms.
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The Tuareg Collection
The collection is named after the extraordinary Tuareg tribe, revered nomads of the Sahara desert in Northern Africa.
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The African Bush Collection
Inspired by the flora, fauna and extraordinary wildlife of the South Luangwa Valley.
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The Samburu Collection
A collection inspired by the Samburu tribe of Eastern Africa; a tribe renowned for the importance they place on the enhancement of physical beauty.
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The Birds of the Luangwa Collection
Inspired by the Lilac Breasted Roller, Lillian's Lovebird,Carmine Beeater, Emerald Cuckoo, Pied Kingfisher and Scops Owl.
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The Savannah Collection
Drawing inspiration from the Fulani people of the West African savannah and their tradition of wearing bright beads, brass, silver and leather to highlight their wealth and status.
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Zambian Key Rings
A collection of Zambian key rings made using hand carved wooden beads mixed with glass, cowrie shell and charms.
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