3 African brass pendant, small tribal mask pendant, Ghana Ashanti brass pendants
3 African brass pendant, small tribal mask pendant, Ghana Ashanti brass pendants
Overview
Brass Pendant, Lost Wax
Origin, Ghana
Sold by 3 pieces
Pendant size: 22mm x 28 – 30mm (includes ring)
Important Facts
Physical descriptions are by approximation
All our African beads are handmade as such there are variations in the color, shapes, and sizes even on the same strand or band.
It is normal to finds earthen particles on a bead.
It is normal to find uneven edges or even chipped edges.
PAYMENT: Major credit cards
STORE POLICY
Refunds and Exchanges Policy:
No refund on purchases rather we offer exchange on merchandize up to 2 weeks of purchase.
Damaged items other than original variations will not be exchanged.
Beads separated from original strand and form will not be exchanged. Items must be in the original condition as shipped.
Worn or used items will not be exchanged.
Lost Packages:
We are not responsible for lost due to customer inputting wrong address or information.
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