Adinkra Brooches
These are Adinkra brooches that add style to any outfit. These are great for work, weddings or any occasion.
Duafe Brooch
“The Wooden Comb” – Feminine Grace, Care & Inner Power
The Duafe Brooch is a quiet revolution. Inspired by the Adinkra symbol for the traditional wooden comb, Duafe speaks to the sacred art of self-care, cleanliness, and feminine dignity. It represents the kind of power that doesn’t shout—but nurtures, protects, and builds from the inside out.
Crafted in 18k gold-plated stainless steel, this piece is perfect for shawls, blazers, hijabs, or headwraps—worn close to the heart or high on the crown. A soft power statement, a daily ritual, a cultural anchor.
Symbol Meaning:
Duafe – A symbol of feminine energy, healing, tenderness, and order.
Wear it to honour your gentleness. Pin it when you need reminding: softness is strength.
Gye Nyame Brooch
“Except for God” – Spiritual Sovereignty & Protection
The Gye Nyame Brooch is pure spiritual armour. This Adinkra symbol, meaning “Except for God”, represents the supremacy of divine protection—seen and unseen. It reminds you that your path is guided, your essence is protected, and your story is greater than circumstance.
Crafted in luminous 18k gold-plated stainless steel, this brooch adds depth and meaning to any outfit—from ancestral ceremonies to modern tailoring. It is bold, unmistakable, and deeply sacred.
Symbol Meaning:
Gye Nyame – A symbol of the omnipotence and supremacy of God.
Adorn yourself with sovereignty. Let the world know: you’re divinely covered.
Dwennimmen Brooch
“The Ram’s Horns” – Humility Meets Strength
The Dwennimmen Brooch balances grace with grit. Representing the ram’s horns, this powerful Adinkra symbol reminds us that true strength is quiet, and real wisdom is humble. It’s for the woman—or man—who leads without ego, stands without fear, and speaks only when it’s worth listening.
Designed in gleaming 18k gold-plated stainless steel, this brooch is both regal and grounded. Ideal for structured jackets, traditional fabrics, or as a finishing touch for ceremonial wear.
Symbol Meaning:
Dwennimmen – A symbol of humility, inner strength, and honour.
Pin this when you need to stand firm, stay kind, and carry your crown with care.
Sankofa Adinkra Brooch — Learn from the Past, Move Forward with Wisdom
Wear a powerful symbol of reflection, wisdom and growth with our Sankofa Adinkra Brooch.
Sankofa, one of the most recognised Adinkra symbols of the Akan people of Ghana, carries the message “go back and get it.” It reminds us that there is no shame in returning to the past to recover the knowledge, lessons and values we need to build a better future.
Elegant and meaningful, the Sankofa Brooch is more than an accessory. Wear it on a blazer, coat, dress, scarf or bag as a personal reminder to honour where you come from while continuing to move forward.
Symbol: Sankofa
Meaning: Learn from the past • Wisdom • Reflection • Heritage • Growth
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Akofena Adinkra Brooch — Courage, Authority & Leadership
Make a statement of strength and purpose with our Akofena Adinkra Brooch.
Akofena Brooch
Akofena, meaning “Sword of War,” is an Adinkra symbol associated with courage, authority, leadership and heroism. Traditionally connected with ceremonial swords and symbols of office within Akan culture, Akofena represents the responsibility, bravery and integrity required of those entrusted to lead.
Designed to add meaning as well as elegance, the Akofena Brooch can be worn on a blazer, coat, dress, scarf or bag. It is an especially meaningful piece for leaders, graduates, professionals and anyone stepping boldly into a new chapter.
Symbol: Akofena — The Sword of War
Meaning: Courage • Authority • Leadership • Strength • Heroism
Ashanti Woman — Wear Your Meaning. A Symbol. A Story. A Legacy.