FAQs

  1. Do you offer international shipping?

Yes, we ship worldwide! International orders typically take 7-14 business days, depending on the destination. Shipping costs are calculated at checkout, and you will receive a tracking number once your order is shipped.

  1. How long does domestic shipping take?

Domestic shipping usually takes 3-7 business days, depending on whether you select standard or express shipping. You will receive a tracking number once your order has been shipped.

  1. Will I need to pay customs fees for international orders?

International orders may be subject to customs duties or taxes, which are the responsibility of the buyer. These fees vary depending on the destination country. Payment Methods FAQs

  1. What payment methods do you accept?

Aadampo African Beads accept all major credit and debit cards, including Visa, MasterCard, and American Express. You can also choose to pay securely through PayPal.

  1. Is my payment information secure?

Yes, all payments are processed through a secure payment gateway to protect your personal and payment information. Returns & Exchanges FAQs

  1. What is your return policy?

If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, we accept returns within 30 days of receipt, provided the items are unused and in their original packaging. Please contact us before returning any items.

 

  1. Can I exchange an item?

Yes, we offer exchanges if you wish to replace your item with a different product. Please request an exchange within 30 days of receipt.

  1. Who pays for return shipping?

The customer is responsible for return shipping costs unless the item arrived damaged or was incorrect.

Product Care FAQs

How do I care for Krobo and Ashanti brass beads?

To maintain the luster of your Krobo beads and Ashanti brass beads, gently wipe them with a soft cloth after wearing. You can also use a small amount of baby oil to clean and enhance their shine.

  1. Can Krobo and Ashanti beads get wet?

We recommend avoiding prolonged exposure to water or chemicals, as this may affect the appearance of the brass beads. Store your beads in a dry place when not in use.

  1. Where are Aadampo African Beads made?

All of our beads are handmade in Ghana by skilled artisans from the Krobo and Ashanti tribes. Our artisans use traditional techniques to create eco-friendly, African recycled beads and Ashanti brass beads, reflecting Ghana’s rich cultural heritage.

  1. What materials are used in your beads?

Our beads are made from a variety of eco-friendly materials. The Krobo artisans use recycled glass to create vibrant, sustainable beads, while the Ashanti artisans craft intricate brass beads using the lost-wax casting technique. 

  1. Are your products eco-friendly?

Yes! Sustainability is at the heart of our process. We use recycled glass for our African beads, minimizing environmental impact while preserving cultural traditions. Our production methods are also designed to support local communities and reduce waste.

  1. Can I place custom orders?

Absolutely! We work with jewelry designers, artisans, and collectors to create orders for  our handmade African beads. Contact us with your ideas, and we’ll work with our artisans to bring your vision to life.

  1. Do you offer wholesale pricing?

Yes, we offer wholesale pricing for businesses, jewelry designers, and cultural retailers. Join our wholesale program to access discounts on bulk orders of eco-friendly beads handmade by artisans in Ghana.

  1. How are your recycled glass beads made?

Our African recycled glass beads are created using a traditional process passed down through generations by Krobo artisans. They melt down discarded glass, such as old bottles, and reshape it into beautiful, eco-friendly beads, giving new life to what would otherwise be waste.

  1. What makes Aadampo beads eco-friendly?

Our commitment to sustainability starts with the materials. We use recycled glass for our beads, reducing waste and environmental impact. Our production processes focus on eco-conscious practices, helping support the local environment and communities in Ghana.

  1. Who are your beads for?

Aadampo African Beads are perfect for jewelry designers, artisans, eco-conscious shoppers, culturally conscious consumers, and collectors of handmade African craftsmanship. Our beads are versatile, offering something unique for fashion-forward designers and those passionate about ethical, artisan-crafted goods.

  1. How can I care for my beads and jewelry?

To keep your handmade African beads in 

excellent condition, we recommend avoiding prolonged exposure to water, chemicals, or harsh environments. Clean your beads with a soft cloth and store them in a dry place when not in use to maintain their beauty and longevity.

  1. Do you ship internationally?

Yes, we ship our handmade African beads worldwide! Whether you're a jewelry designer, artisan, or collector, we offer international shipping to ensure our eco-friendly beads can reach customers across the globe.

  1. What are Krobo beads?

Krobo beads are traditional, handmade African beads crafted by artisans in the Eastern Region of Ghana. Made from recycled glass, these eco-friendly beads are shaped, colored, and fired in a kiln using techniques passed down through generations. Each Krobo bead is unique and reflects the cultural heritage of the Krobo people. 

  1. What are Ashanti brass beads?

 Ashanti brass beads are intricately crafted using the ancient lost-wax casting technique by artisans in the Ashanti region of Ghana. These beads are known for their detailed designs and cultural significance, making them highly valued by jewelry designers and collectors alike. 

  1. What makes Ghana beads special?

 Ghana beads represent centuries of craftsmanship and tradition. Whether they are Krobo recycled glass beads or Ashanti brass beads, these handmade creations are crafted with care and embody the rich cultural heritage of the Krobo and Ashanti tribes. Ghana beads are prized for their sustainability and intricate designs, making them perfect for fashion-forward consumers and artisans. 

  1. Can I combine Krobo beads and Ashanti brass beads in my designs?

 Absolutely! Many of our customers, especially jewelry designers and artisans, love combining Krobo recycled glass beads with Ashanti brass beads for unique, custom jewelry designs. The blend of eco-friendly glass and intricately crafted brass creates a distinctive and beautiful look.

  1. Where do your Ghana beads come from?

 Our Ghana beads are handcrafted by skilled artisans in Ghana’s Eastern Region (Krobo) and Ashanti Region. The Krobo beads are made from recycled glass, while the Ashanti brass beads are crafted using traditional techniques. Each bead is handmade, supporting both local communities and the preservation of Ghanaian culture.