Both necklaces worn layered at the collarbone, the wrapped mahogany obsidian and black tourmaline pendants resting naturally against an open-neckline forest-green knit top.

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Your heritage, chosen by hand.

House of SABEYA wraps natural stone and wire into necklaces rooted in Ghanaian heritage. The collection is still taking shape. Join the list to hear first when it opens.

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Pre-launch collection

The pieces

A raw black tourmaline stone wrapped in gold-tone wire, hanging from a fine gold chain.

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Wrapped black tourmaline pendant necklace

A raw black tourmaline, left in its natural shape and wrapped by hand in gold-tone wire, on a fine gold chain. The stone Liz names first when she talks about this collection.

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A mahogany obsidian pendant wrapped in copper wire, on a necklace of black beads with copper spacer beads.

Everyday natural stone necklace

A mahogany obsidian stone, wrapped in copper wire and hung on a beaded chain of black stone and copper spacers. Signature natural stone and bead necklaces, built to wear daily.

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  • Loose black beads and copper spacer beads scattered on green cloth beside a small ceramic bowl, the same materials used in House of SABEYA's necklaces.

    Natural stone and bead bracelet

    Signature natural stone and bead bracelets, built from the same black stone and copper spacers as the necklaces. No photo of the finished piece yet, so this shows the materials instead.

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    A fourth piece is still taking shape. Join the launch list and it will be one of the first things Liz shares.

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What they are made of

The stones and metals in every piece.

Every House of SABEYA piece starts with a real stone, chosen for its own color and texture, then wrapped by hand in wire. Here are the materials themselves, ahead of the finished pieces.

  • A raw black tourmaline stone with its natural matte, striated surface.
    Black tourmalineLeft rough, not polished, so the stone keeps its own texture.
  • A mahogany obsidian stone fragment showing its natural reddish-brown and gray mottled surface.
    Mahogany obsidianA reddish-brown and gray stone, mottled differently from piece to piece.
  • Round black beads next to small copper spacer beads, scattered on green cloth.
    Black stone and copper spacer beadsStrung by hand between copper spacers on the beaded pieces.
  • A coil of copper wire beside a coil of gold-tone wire.
    Copper and gold-tone wireWrapped around each stone by hand, copper on some pieces, gold-tone on others.

Our story

Rooted in Ghanaian heritage, made for everyday dressing.

House of SABEYA is a new jewelry brand rooted in Liz's Ghanaian heritage and her love of natural stones, personal expression and meaningful adornment. She is building a collection of thoughtfully selected and personally assembled pieces, beginning with natural stone necklaces and pendants, including wrapped black tourmaline.

The goal is jewelry that feels earthy, expressive and refined, pieces that bring character to everyday dressing while offering a connection to culture and individuality. The brand celebrates Liz's Ghanaian roots while welcoming the wider African diaspora and anyone who appreciates African creativity, heritage and design.

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No collection is live yet. Add your name and you will be the first to know when House of SABEYA opens, piece by piece.

(862) 220-2592

eampadu@sabeyacollective.com

Joining the list does not reserve a piece or take a payment. It lets Liz tell you first when the collection opens.

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