Ethiopian Yabe Cross Bracelet
Handmade with recycled silver, copper, and brass beads melted down from bullet casings, our Ethiopian jewelry collection empowers HIV-positive women living near the Entoto Mountain.
Entoto Beth Artisan is a fair trade, Ethiopian social business dedicated to restoring the HIV/AIDS affected community on Entoto Mountain, through our partnering NGO Beza Entoto Outreach, by providing fair-wage employment to over one hundred women.
Product Details
| Material | Recycled silver, copper, and brass |
|---|---|
| Length | 7″ L (17.8 cm) |
| Origin | Handmade in Ethiopia, fairly traded |
FAQ
What is the source of the metal used in this bracelet?
The metal is recycled silver, copper, and brass beads melted down from bullet casings.
Is this bracelet ethically produced?
Yes, it is handmade in Ethiopia and fairly traded through Entoto Beth Artisan, which provides fair-wage employment to over one hundred HIV-positive women.
How long is the bracelet?
The bracelet measures 7 inches (17.8 cm) in length.
Ryan Watson –
The bracelet is beautifully crafted and has a unique, meaningful design. I appreciate the story behind it and how it supports a social cause. It feels special to wear something that makes a positive impact.
Joseph Campbell –
I was drawn to this piece because of its ethical background. The craftsmanship is excellent, and the metal has a warm, natural finish. It’s a thoughtful gift for someone who values sustainability and social responsibility.
Jessica Grant –
The bracelet looks great and feels comfortable to wear daily. I’m glad to support a product that gives fair employment to women in Ethiopia. The design is simple but meaningful.