Makola means 'good' in Tumbuka, the language in Malawi. These Japanese glass beads dangle from a satin brass posts. 

Just in time for Fall, 'Jungu' means 'Pumpkin' in Tumbuka. These beautiful earrings feature satin brass with dark teak wood and a sterling silver post. 

The Virtue Stud Earrings are our ode to the International Woman Sign and a piece dear to us. Their shape symbolizes our advocacy and our commitment to hope, dignity, and freedom for women.

The Virtue Studs are the perfect tiny earrings to wear no matter the occasion. They are handmade, shaped and high-shine polished in Brass or finished in Silver Tone. 

• 3/8" length 

The Wingo Earrings feature curvy, matte brass earrings. 

Deforestation is a environmental threat to Malawi. No live trees were hurt in marking of these wood items. Instead, YEWO utilizes fallen teak branches & off-cuts to make all of their wood jewelry pieces.

The Savannah Thick Hoop Earrings are equal to the cost of 1 week of food for a woman survivor 

These bold earrings make a statement, which is just one of the reasons we love them! Our lovely triangle earrings are hand-cut, hand-stamped, polished and assembled by survivors of trafficking in Nashville, Tennessee.

These earrings include your unique BRANDED number and the initials of the survivor who made them. Read about the survivor who made them here and register your unique number here along with a message of hope.

Matte brass half moons. Each unique piece is made by hand in YEWO's solar-powered workshop in Malawi. No two pieces are identical— slight variations should be embraced and celebrated.

Brushed gold, radiant tassels and glowing beads make the Nora Earrings a real statement accessor. Pair with a messy bun and sandals for vacation vibes or add the wow-factor to your favorite evening look. Because of your purchase, exploited women and girls will experience freedom!

• 14k gold plated stainless steel, zebra jasper and rayon thread earrings
• 2.1 inches
• Hypoallergenic; lead and cadmium free with nickel content less than 100 ppm

Wear a number to restore a name. Many victims of human trafficking are BRANDED: their captors physically mark them with a number or symbol. The process is often violent: a forced tattoo, a burn or knife cut.

Each BRANDED item is stamped with an initial and a unique number.

• Approximately 2.25" long