The RBG Collection

1865 Dangle Earrings

Celebrate Juneteenth by honoring our ancestors, acknowledging our achievements, and hopeful for progress with our 1865 inspired Dangle Earrings. The Pan-African flag's colors of black, red, and green are represented in the design, using gold tone wire and beads for a powerful statement.

Details

• 4.5" length (11.43cm)
• gold tone tarnish resistant wire
• black, red, green beads
• glass seed beads

Red, black, and green beads dangle freely in this rhythmic symbol of pride.  Andrea Jenkins is the first black transgender women elected to public office.  She is the vice president of the Minneapolis City Council and also a published poet and performer. 

Measurement:

• red, black, and green beads
• tarnish resistant silvertone wire

Celebrating the legacy of Angela Davis a political activist, author and feminist.  Representing the colors of red (unity), black, (the people) and green (the land) these silver tone hoop earrings are lightweight and come in three colors. You can represent while you protest on the street or ,desk, or video conferenc. Also available in gold and rose gold tones. 

Measurement: 2" (5.08 cm) from earring drop

• Tarnish resistant silver, rose gold, and gold tone wire
• Red, Black, and Green beads

Red is for the blood, green is for the land, and black is for the people.  Black Lives Matter dangle earrings constructed with wood and glass beads

• Measurement 1.5"  (3.81 cm) in length 
• Wood bead
• Glass beads

Red is for the blood, green is for the land, and black is for the people.  Black Lives Matter hoop earrings constructed with lava and glass beads. 

• Measurement 2"  (5.08cm) in length 
• Lava beads
• Glass beads
• Black wire

These dangle earrings feature individually strung beads in the colors of red (the blood), black (the people), and green (the land), representing the diaspora of African descents around the globe. The golden wire has a semi-circle shape reminiscent of a boat adding a unique touch to the design.

 Measurement: 3" (7.62cm) in length 

• red, green, black, beads
• gold tone tarnish resistant wire

Celebrate the legacy of Shirley Chisholm with these stylish dangle earrings. Tear drop shaped black chain is reminiscent of the 1960's. Shirley Chisholm was the first black woman in Congress in 1968 and first woman to run for president. Represent while you protest on the street or at your desk.

Measurement: 3" (7.62cm) from earring drop

• Anti tarnish goldtone earring wire 
• Black chain
• Red, black, and green beads

Unity is what combines strength, gives direction, and helps foster change. This bracelet combines red, black, and green cords, intricately woven together. The centerpiece is a silver lattice bead, with a unique snake-like closure to finish it off.

Measurement: 8.5"(21.59cm) in length

• red, black faux leather cord
• green suedette cord
• silver tone lattice bead
• snake head closure silver tone 

These triangle shaped hoops earrings are crafted with black suede cord and exude the balance of strength. Wire wrapping of red, black, and green beads with silver tone wire complete the look.  A part of the RGB collection.

Winnie Mandela was the wife of Nelson Mandela and served as an anti-apartheid activist and politician in South Africa.

Measurement: 2.5 " (6.35cm)

• Black suede cord
• Red, black, and green beads
• Tarnish resistant silver colored wire