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Authentic Ethiopian Cross Beaded Neckpieces Set #2 | w/ African Trade Beads

Authentic Ethiopian Cross Beaded Neckpieces Set #2 | w/ African Trade Beads

Regular price $65.00 USD
Regular price Sale price $65.00 USD
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One-of-a-Kind Collector's Neckpiece

Each piece in this collection is a singular work of wearable art — no two are alike. Handcrafted at the Monastery using authentic Ethiopian Crosses, African trade beads, and wooden and glass beads (no plastic). Strung on sturdy waxed cotton cord, these neckpieces carry centuries of cultural heritage and sacred artisanal tradition.

What Makes These Special

  • Authentic Ethiopian Cross — a sacred symbol of faith and identity
  • African trade beads — historically significant, hand-selected for color and quality
  • Wooden & glass beads only — no plastic, no shortcuts
  • True collector's items — limited, one-of-a-kind pieces that appreciate in cultural value
  • Handmade craftsmanship — no mass production, no duplicates
  • Sturdy waxed cotton cord — built to last and wear beautifully

Wear It. Feel It. Own a Piece of History.

Imagine draping this neckpiece over your collarbone — the weight of the beads grounding you, the cross resting at your chest as a quiet declaration of heritage and intention. These are not just accessories; they are conversation pieces, heirlooms, and energy anchors.

Available Styles (Set #2)

  • Neckpiece #4 — Macrame black cord, 14"
  • Neckpiece #5 — Beaded strand, 19"
  • Neckpiece #6 — Beaded strand, 15"

Each piece is individually crafted and sold as shown. Ships carefully packaged to preserve integrity.

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