The Touareg cross is steeped in wonderful meaning. Traditionally handed down from father to son, with the words “My son, I give you the four corners of the world because one cannot know where one will die”. Symbolically the four points mark the edges of the world, ensuring that father and son could never be lost to one another. This version is marked with jackal tracks and has chameleon eyes, the symbol of wisdom.

• Properties / symbolism: Widsom | Navigation

• Each torque and pendant is individually crafted by artisan brass workers from the Kibera shanty town on the outskirts of Nairobi. Kibera brass workers are renowned for the expertise and Sally has been proud to support and work with them for several years.

• Please note, the torques and pendants are made to order, which may lead to a shipping time of 2 weeks.

• Torque width (adjustable): 148 mm

• Tuareg cross: 39 mm width x 84 mm height x 3 mm depth

• Weight: 31 g

One of the most popular designs from her WILDER collection - a celebration of the great African wilderness and its phenomenal wild life. Sally has always been drawn to the elephant, the symbol of great strength, wisdom, good fortune, longevity and protection - when amongst the elephant, one is overwhelmed with love and respect for such magnificent creatures.

• Properties / symbolism: strength, wisdom, good fortune, longevity and protection

• Each torque and pendant is individually crafted by artisan brass workers from the Kibera shanty town on the outskirts of Nairobi. Kibera brass workers are renowned for the expertise and Sally has been proud to support and work with them for several years.

• Please note, the torques and pendants are made to order, which may lead to a shipping time of 2 weeks.

• Torque width (adjustable): 148 mm

• Elephant pendant: 39 mm width x 84 mm height x 3 mm depth

• Weight: 21 g

The Hamsa / Hand of Fatima motif encompasses numerous cultures and civilisations across the North Africa, the Middle East. From ancient Mesopotamia, a symbol affiliated with Inanna or Ishtar protecting against disease to Phoenician and Cartaginian cultures, again symbolising protection along with fertility and divine blessing. Ancient Egypt the Mano Pantea (hand of the all-goddess) it was protective as well as in Berber cultures - the traditional tafust (hand) used both for protection and blessing. The Leventine Christians adopted the sybol as the Hand of Mary, invoking the Virgin’s protection whilst in Jewish tradition, Hand of Miriam amulets symbolised God’s strong hand. In Islamic tradition, the Hand of Fatima is named after the prophet’s daughter Fatima al-Zahra. The five fingers refer to the Five Pillars of Islam whilst the amulet protects against the evil eye.

• Properties / symbolism: Proetection, Fertility, Blessing

• Each torque and pendant is individually crafted by artisan brass workers from the Kibera shanty town on the outskirts of Nairobi. Kibera brass workers are renowned for the expertise and Sally has been proud to support and work with them for several years.

• Torque width (adjustable): 148 mm

• Hand of Fatima Pendant: 42 mm width x 58 mm height x 3 mm depth

• Weight: 19 g

The Mekelle Cross is considered the ultimate marker of individual and communal identity, often worn as pendants on necklaces or even tattooed on the foreheads of devout believers. The cross pays tribute to Meskel, the Feast of the Finding of the True Cross, deeply rooting Ethiopia's ancient Orthodox heritage into the landscape.

• Each torque and pendant is individually crafted by artisan brass workers from the Kibera shanty town on the outskirts of Nairobi. Kibera brass workers are renowned for the expertise and Sally has been proud to support and work with them for several years.

• Mekelle Cross: 32 mm width x 57 mm height x 3 mm depth x 17 g

The Welega cross, with its intertwined lattice design is believed to symbolise everlasting life, the design of the cross having no definite beginning or end. Linked to the Old Testament heritage of Ethiopia, it is worn as a protective symbol, linking the wearer to the particular region.

• Properties / symbolism: Protection | Spiritual triumph | Everlasting life

• Each torque and pendant is individually crafted by artisan brass workers from the Kibera shanty town on the outskirts of Nairobi. Kibera brass workers are renowned for the expertise and Sally has been proud to support and work with them for several years.

• Torque width (adjustable): 148 mm

• Moon pendant: 50 mm width x 45 mm height x 15 g

The Yemeni Moon Talisman pendant is based on an early 20th century Yemeni silver pendant depicting an Islamic blessing and religious phrases, common of the late Ottoman period. The beautiful crescent from with filigree edging was worn as a protective adornment by the women of Yemen. Yemen was Sally’s home in her late teens and the women’s jewellery adornment became pivotal in her study of anthropology and jewellery from that point forwards.

• Properties / symbolism: Crescent moon for new beginnings | Faith | Protection

• Each torque and pendant is individually crafted by artisan brass workers from the Kibera shanty town on the outskirts of Nairobi. Kibera brass workers are renowned for the expertise and Sally has been proud to support and work with them for several years.

• Torque width (adjustable): 148 mm

• Hand of Fatima Pendant: 42 mm width x 58 mm height x 3 mm depth x 19 g

The amulets and pendants collected through a lifetime of travel, living and learning from people and cultures across our precious plant.

Each torque and pendant is individually crafted by artisan brass workers from the Kibera shanty town on the outskirts of Nairobi. Kibera brass workers are renowned for the expertise and Sally has been proud to support and work with them for several years.