Ashanti Brass Ring Beads (Donut Spacers) — Hand-Cast in Ghana | Set of 20
Ashanti Brass Ring Beads (Donut Spacers) — Hand-Cast in Ghana | Set of 20
Overview
Small in form. Powerful in heritage.
These Ashanti Brass Ring (Donut) Beads are hand-cast in Ghana using the traditional lost-wax casting method practiced by Ashanti artisans for centuries.
Originally used as spacers in royal regalia and ceremonial adornment, these beads now serve as essential building blocks for designers, collectors, and cultural creatives crafting contemporary heritage pieces.
Every ring bead is cast individually.
Natural variation in thickness, edge texture, and patina confirms authentic hand production — not machine replication.
Product Details
• Quantity: 20 authentic Ashanti brass ring beads
• Material: Hand-cast brass
• Size: Approx. 13–14mm circumference
• Thickness: 4–6mm
• Hole size: 7–9mm
• Finish: Raw antique brass with natural patina
• Origin: Hand-cast in Ghana
Care
Clean gently with fresh lemon or lime (including peel), rinse, and dry. Natural patina will return over time — a signature of true brass craft.
Disclaimer
Each bead is handcrafted.
Minor imperfections, asymmetry, and texture variation are part of the casting process and should be expected.
USE CASES
• Spacer beads in statement necklaces
• Bracelet stack foundations
• Mixed-media jewelry designs
• Textile and leather embellishment
• Interior décor accents
• Cultural craft projects
WHY DESIGNERS CHOOSE THESE
• True Ashanti lost-wax casting
• Raw antique brass finish — no artificial polishing
• Large hole size for leather and thick cords
• Foundational building bead for heritage jewelry
• Limited artisan production batches
• Ships from USA
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