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Manhyia Sandal Ring home and so a part ofThis unisex bronze ring is inspired by the culture of the Akan people of Ghana. It represents traditional Ghanaian leather sandals, historically worn by Akan royalty, chiefs, and queen mothers to signify status and authority. The ring is handmade in the traditional way, using the lost wax technique. Adjustable to fit. Nickel free and hypoallergenic.