Pan Africa Bracelet, Wood Bead, African Flag Jewelry, Rasta, Red Black Green

Description: Handmade unisex stretch 10mm bead bracelet crafted with natural Jujube wood beads and dyed Jade gemstone beads in any combination of red, black, green, and gold colors representing the Jamaican, African Diaspora, Pan African, Afro Caribbean, Rastafarian, Ethiopian, UNIA colors. This design is available with either silver or gold accents. Choose from: GOLD, GREEN, BLACK; GREEN, GOLD, RED; RED, BLACK, GREEN, or GREEN, GOLD, RED, BLACK. As shown in the main photo: a gray Jasper or Tiger's Eye variation is also available in separate listings in my shop. All handmade custom unisex made-to-order sizes available from XXS to XXL+ UNISEX WRIST SIZING (see chart) ~ Every piece is made to order so it's important that you size your wrist accurately. Please see the measuring chart in the product photos for instruction on how to correctly measure your wrist. Thank you! ---------------------------- SIGNIFICANCE OF RED/BLACK/GREEN/GOLD COLORS: Rastafarian/UNIA/Jamaican/Ethiopian/Afro-American/Pan-African/Marcus Garvey ~ The Pan-African flag is also known as the Afro-American flag, Black Liberation flag, UNIA flag, Marcus Garvey and various other names. Despite not being Pan-African in its original conception, it has influenced the flags of many Pan-African organizations and policies. The meaningful and representative uses of these four colors are interchangeable with Black Power, Freedom, Justice and Liberation. Green, gold and red, inspired by the flag of Ethiopia, are used in flags and other emblems of various nations and territories in Africa and the Americas to represent Pan-Africanist ideology. The Rastafarian movement and many Pan-African organizations also employ these colors for their activities (with and without black). Red, black, and green, originally used by activist Marcus Garvey and the UNIA in the United States, are another set of colors used to inspire black nationalism or black liberation rather than Pan-Africanism. Rastafarianism is said to be concerned above all else with black consciousness and with rediscovering both the personal and racial identity of black people. Rastafari spiritualism is Afrocentric - equating blackness with the African continent - thereby endorsing a form of Pan-Africanism. Rastas claim the colors/symbolism of the Ethiopian flag (green, gold and red) as it was used during the reign of Haile Selassie. They combine these colors with the conquering Lion of Judah as a symbol of the Ethiopian monarchy. Rastas endorse these color associations often with the addition of the color black symbolizing the skin of the African people. The colors represented on the Jamaican flag are gold, to symbolize the natural beauty of the sunlight and the minerals and raw materials which constitute Africa's wealth; green, to symbolize the hope and agricultural resources; and black, the strength and creativity of its people. In the 1920s, prior to the development of Rastafari and Jamaican liberation, Jamaican-American black nationalist activist Marcus Garvey founded the Universal Negro Improvement Association and African Communities League. The UNIA enjoyed its greatest strength early in its inception, and was influential prior to Garvey's deportation to Jamaica in 1927. The UNIA is still said to be the most influential anti-colonial organization in Jamaica prior to 1938. Garvey, who adopted red, green, and black as colors associated with this movement, described these colors as symbolizing the blood of martyrs (red), the skin of the African people (black) and the vegetation of the land (green). A tri-band flag consisting of three equal horizontal bands of red, black and green, it is designed to represent people of the African Diaspora. States of the African Union which also use these colors include Angola: Red, Black, Gold; Benin: Green, Gold, Red; Cameroon: Green, Red, Gold; Republic of Congo: Green, Gold, Red; Ghana: Red, Gold, Green, Black; Guinea: Red, Gold, Green; Libya: Red, Black, Green; Malawi: Black, Red, Green; Mali: Green, Gold, Red; Mauritania: Gold, Green; Mozambique: Red, Green, Black, Gold; Senegal: Green, Gold, Red; and Zambia: Green, Red, Black, Gold ------------------------♡ Your bracelet will come with a burlap gift pouch and instruction tips on how to best care for your jewelry. Your order will ship using Earth-friendly, recycled, environmentally-conscious packing materials. Gift wrapping is also available.♡ CARE INSTRUCTIONS ♡ Your stretch bracelet is handcrafted to be strong and lasting, but the elastic, stones, and beads are not eternal. Likewise, almost all metal discolors over time. Therefore, gold and silver plating – known for its beauty and affordability – requires care. You can prolong the finish of your jewelry as well as the vibrancy of your gemstones by following these simple tips:> DO NOT GET YOUR BRACELET WET ~ Keep your jewelry away from moisture. It is best to remove your bracelet before washing your hands, showering, exercising and swimming since contact with moisture can break down the elastic, ruin finishes and tarnish metals and charms. > AVOID CONTACT WITH CHEMICALS ~ Perfume, soap, moisturizer, lotion, hand sanitizer or other chemicals can weaken the elastic, harm natural crystals and result in the discoloration and peeling of beads and gemstones. Be careful.> AVOID HEAT EXPOSURE ~ Leaving your bracelet in sunlight or exposed to heat for an extended period of time may lead to elastic erosion and can cause beads and metal to discolor. Remove your bracelet while exercising.> ROLL IT ON AND OFF ~ Do not over-stretch your bracelet! It has been made with pre-stretched elastic. Over-stretching it beyond its capacity will cause it to break. To keep from overly stretching it to put it on and off, slide your fingers into the bracelet first, then gently roll the beads over your knuckles and then onto your wrist. Do the same when taking your bracelet off.> STORE SAFELY ~ Always store your jewelry safely in a soft pouch, soft cloth – or secure in a box or drawer – separate from other jewelry. Never wear your jewelry to bed and remove when sleeping. Use a soft microfiber cloth to polish.♡ HANDCRAFTED JEWELRY ♡All of the jewelry in my shop is constructed one at a time and therefore no two will be exactly alike. Natural beads and stones often contain slight imperfections, blemishes, variations and inclusions. I always do my best to accurately reproduce the designs portrayed in my shop. Please note also that photography presents differently on varying devices.♡ Jewelry for sale in my shop is handcrafted with small components and is therefore unintended for children. Lotus By Lina LLC assumes no liability for injury, medical issues, or death resulting from irresponsible product use. NEED HELP? Please feel free to leave any comment in the notes at checkout to let me know if you have any questions!Love & Peace ~ Lina

Price: 17.99 USD

Location: Merrick, New York

End Time: 2025-01-18T03:03:52.000Z

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Pan Africa Bracelet, Wood Bead, African Flag Jewelry, Rasta, Red Black Green

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Restocking Fee: No

Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer

All returns accepted: Returns Accepted

Item must be returned within: 30 Days

Refund will be given as: Money back or replacement (buyer's choice)

Brand: Lotus By Lina

Department: Unisex Adult

Type: Bracelet

Main Stone Shape: Round

Main Stone Width: 10 mm

Style: Boho, Beaded

Theme: BLM, Pan African

Material: Gemstone, Wood

Metal: Yellow Gold Plated

Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

Price: 20.99 USD

Available Quantity: 1

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Pan Africa Bracelet, Wood Bead, African Flag Jewelry, Rasta, Red Black Green

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