Adjeley Jewelry operates from an Accessory Closet at the Treehouse Restaurant on Plot 1, West Light Industrial Area, Osu, Accra. The collection features brass earrings and other brass pieces available to try on in store.
Founder Ebenezer Akakpo apprenticed with a goldsmith in Ghana before studying design and stone setting at Le Arti Orafe in Florence. His jewelry draws on Adinkra symbols from Ghanaian culture.
Emefa Jewellery works in 18 carat gold, sterling silver and cubic zirconia from its base in Accra. The collection also includes traditional beadwork such as Chevron and Aggrey trade beads.
Fanti Jewellery makes engagement and wedding rings in 18 karat and 14 karat gold from its shop in Accra. Other jewellery pieces are also crafted to order in gold on request.
Kua Designs describes itself as a brand inspired by African culture, selling limited-edition accessories and apparel pieces. Its jewelry and clothing have both appeared at Nordstrom and at Essence Fest.
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Menorah Jewelry crafts gold and silver pieces in Accra, working in 18ct gold and sterling silver. Its Menorah by You service lets customers create bespoke jewelry to their own design.
Myth House is a handmade accessory brand from Ghana known for its jewelry and swimwear. The label has shown its swimwear collection at Miami Swim Week.
Agyaba Jewellery has worked in the gold business since 1975 from its store on Prempeh II Street in Adum, Kumasi. Pieces are set in 18k yellow and white gold.