THE AYA Adinkra Pendant I egyptian jewlery and a shield with the

and a shield with the county's national flower the Victoria amazonica lily

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THE TRINIDAD and Tobago Hummingbird Coin Charm Necklace features the island's coat of arms on one side

THE JAMAICA Ackee Coin Necklace is handcrafted based on an authentic Jamaican coin using the traditional lost-wax casting technique

THE TOGGLE II Necklace with Cowrie II Pendant features a solid

THE AYA Adinkra Pendant I egyptian jewlery and a shield with theTHE AYA Adinkra Pendant I features a symbol representing a fern. A fern is hardy plant that can grow in many in difficult conditions. This adinkra symbol represents endurance, resilience and the ability to overcome. Adinkra symbols were originally created by the Bono people of Gyaman. They were named after the Gyaman King Nana Kwado Agyemang Adinkra. The symbols were later adopted into the proverbial lexicon of the Ashanti peoples of West Africa.