This necklace is made by stringing five hand-beaded strands through several triangular panels. These elongated triangles have been hand-rolled and cut, and are made of brushed and finished sterling silver. The panels point in alternate directions and provide a frame to the necklace. The strands feature a selection of turquoise and blue antique and contemporary African trade beads. These are interspersed with handmade sterling silver seed beads.

This ring is made of sterling silver using the lost-wax casting process. The head of the ring features a miniature heart-shaped leaf from the indigenous Mopane tree. It is cast from an original design created by artist Moses Kalembela and has fine-veined detail. The leaf is mounted on a flat band ring shank.

This ring features an antique Venetian millefiori glass trade bead set in three sterling silver bands that are mounted onto a half D-ring shank. The tubular bead features a pattern of navy blue, white, terracotta and mustard yellow colours. Setting the bead requires great patience as it can crack under the application of heat.

This ring is made of sterling silver using the lost-wax casting process. The head of the ring features a miniature dung beetle. It is cast from an original design carved by local artist Justice Mukali. The dung beetle is set on a half D-ring shank.

This adjustable slider bracelet is made of a sterling silver lost-wax cast full-body chameleon that is joined onto a brown cowhide leather band between two sterling silver slider points. The chameleon is cast from an original design created by artist Moses Kalembela.