About this Product
Discover the allure of our African Trade Bead Necklace with Lost Wax Clasp, a unique and captivating piece that tells a story of craftsmanship and tradition.
This intriguing necklace is crafted from a diverse array of African trade beads, each carrying its own history and charm. The beads are made from glass and metal, showcasing a beautiful blend of textures and colors.
The metal beads are particularly special, created using the ancient lost wax method, a technique that ensures each bead is one-of-a-kind.
The clasp is equally remarkable, featuring a leather loop and a lost wax bead, adding an artisanal touch to this exquisite piece.
Measuring 17 inches in total length, this necklace sits comfortably around the neck, making it a versatile accessory for any occasion.
Whether you're dressing up for a special event or adding a touch of cultural flair to your everyday attire, this African Bead Necklace with Lost Wax Clasp is sure to make a statement.
Embrace the beauty of traditional craftsmanship and the rich history of African trade beads with this distinctive necklace.
Jooniebeads Treasures
Meet the Maker
I spent 25 years traveling the country and have come to rest in Florence, SC as a retired Homeschool mom and Army wife. After 25 years on the road living the life the Army chose, I am now creating a life I love. I've learned many things and had the opportunity to be inspired by many amazing and creative people and places in our travels. I bring the things I learned into my everyday creative life and I thrive on learning new skills and continuing to push myself to be more inventive and create my own style. I began my higher education path at a tiny little technical school in Albemarle North Carolina with a study in Fashion Design and Marketing and after a quick 2 years there I transferred to Randolph CC where I studied Interior Design and ended with a brief stop at Patrick Henry CC for some business courses, all of which led me to where I am today. During my 25 years as an Army wife. I have owned and run several businesses including an Army Family Child Care Facility, a homeschool consulting firm, a photography business and several jewelry and accessories stores. My passion in life is helping people see their value and find their own path. I feel that if we each find our gifts and talents we can create our own happiness and a little at a time we can make the world a better place.
