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MARA Disc Drop Earrings,

These disc drop earrings are a graceful celebration of form, movement, and African-inspired artistry from the Etyang' Mara collection. Featuring smooth, circular discs that hang with an effortless sway, these disc drop earrings bring a sense of calm sophistication to any outfit, making them a versatile staple in any jewelry wardrobe.

Each pair is handcrafted with the precision and care that defines the Etyang' brand. The Mara design — inspired by the vast, open beauty of the African savanna — translates the serenity and grandeur of nature into a wearable piece of art. The clean disc silhouette is both timeless and modern, appealing to those who appreciate understated elegance with cultural meaning.

Lightweight and comfortable, these earrings are ideal for all-day wear. Whether styled with a linen dress for a summer afternoon or paired with an evening outfit for a special occasion, the Etyang' Mara disc drop earrings add the perfect finishing touch. Their minimalist design makes them easy to stack or wear solo for maximum impact.

A beautiful gift for someone who appreciates handcrafted jewelry with a story, or a meaningful addition to your own collection. Let the Etyang' Mara remind you of the beauty found in simplicity, culture, and skilled craftsmanship.

Sustainability

This collection is part of a direct impact initiative—supporting artisan livelihoods, preserving traditional handcraft techniques, and creating a more connected, transparent value chain. By choosing Etyang’, you participate in a system that values people, culture, and continuity.

Produced in small batches using locally sourced materials, they reflect a slower, more intentional approach to design.

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Details
  • Handmade in Kenya
  • Material: Hand-shaped brass
  • Element: Hand-carved wooden disc
  • Accents: White circular hand-painted motifs
  • Bead: Black bead detail
  • Hook fastening
  • Lightweight with fluid movement
Heritage & Craft

Inspired by the relationship between geometry and symbolism in African design, where form carries layered meaning—echoing Kemet’s integration of structure, balance, and spiritual expression in adornment.

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