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Amora Adera

Ancient Stories. Worn as Heirlooms.

An independent fine jewelry house carrying the ancient symbols of Nile Valley and Sub-Sahara into heirlooms made to last.

Amora Adera embossed cheetah and palms

Ancient History
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Coming Soon · Fall 2026

The Silver Line

Unisex, solid .925 sterling silver. Never hollow, never plated. Produced locally, stones set by hand by our head jeweler.

The Ankh, the Scarab, the Hamsa, the Meskels of Ethiopia, and the Yaz.

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These are the working sketches, now taking shape in studio.

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Working sketch of the Scarab pendant with calipers, a scarab amulet drawn from ancient Egypt
Scarab Ancient Egypt
Ankh pendant sketch beside cast prototypes, ankh jewelry taking shape in the studio
Ankh Ancient Egypt
Lalibela Cross pendant sketch with chain and casts, the lalibela ethiopian cross in pencil
Lalibela Cross Ethiopian Highlands
Gondar Cross sketch with bezel set opal notes, an ethiopian cross drawn for the silver line
Gondar Cross Ethiopian Highlands
Hamsa pendant sketch in a wax seal form, the hamsa drawn from North African tradition
Hamsa Morocco & North Africa
Yaz pendant sketch in a hexagon frame, the Amazigh yaz symbol drawn for silver
Yaz Amazigh
Enlarged sketch
Marquise diamond and emerald rings in solid 18k gold on stone blocks, heirloom rings ancient re-imagined
Mens signet ring in 18k gold worn with leather jacket, hand raised to hair
Gold winged Isis pendant with emerald crown stone in a carved wood bowl, an artisan necklace
Amora Adera seal

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