Men's Beads

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Sarkoki

Nau'i

Na maza

Jinsi

Akrilik

Asalin Kaya

Sabo Fil

Yanayi

Accessories by Me

Kaya

Launin Fari, Launin Ja, Shudi, Black, Sauran

Launi

Wedding / Bridal, Religious / Cultural

Taro (akwatin talla)

Opera (28-34 inches)

Tsawon Abun Hannun Wuya

Adireshin dakin ajiya

Jiha Lagos • Ikorodu

GX9X+F2 Idomu, Nigeria

Real coral beads were prized for their rarity, while more accessible glass "mock coral" beads became popular through trade. Men wear them as thick necklaces, bracelets, or anklets, often in vibrant red to signify vitality and power. They are commonly paired with traditional attire, such as the *agbada*, during weddings, chieftaincy installations, and festivals. Hand-strung with premium red glass coral beads that mimic the rare natural coral. This bold, multi-strand design symbolizes royalty, wealth, and masculine authority, making it a staple for grooms at traditional weddings and chiefs during title ceremonies. Complete the look with matching wrist beads for added elegance. Perfect for cultural events, owambe parties, or as a statement piece of ethnic jewelry. Durable yet lightweight for comfortable wear.

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