Meet our contributors in your jewellery, the team ayiphelelanga #proudlysouthafrican#proudlyAfrican
The woman who taught me all I know about African jewelry, the industry and above all taught how to trust in God
My starring, whatever design I ask, I get la
I will never forget this cold winter day in Johannesburg.
If I have ever said I'm doing this alone, please know that I was lying. I had team of these ladies with me. They taught me many things but the one that stood up was to be proud of who you are, where you come from and dont even be afraid to showcase what you truly about.
I wish the government could have taken this skill to our black schools, especially primary level.
This is something that anyone can survive by. Especially a black South African, it teaches you your culture, while making money too
don't you just love her neck piece?
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Dear reader,
As African beads stories, we value your input and comments to any of our stories.
While we live in a country of free speech and expression ie South Africa.
We would also like to arlet you to please be sensitive to other readers and commentators of this blog.
While we still value your input, but please make sure it does not infringe on other people's rights.
Make sure it respect all our communities and everyone in the universe.
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