29 October 2018
African hoop earrings
When it comes to hoop earrings – a cult jewel of the 1980s – don’t miss those that feature the African continent. Light and oversized, they were created by Rokus London’s creator, Marie-Paule Tano in collaboration with Cameroonian-born designer Iman Ayssi. Since 2013, Marie-Paule Tano has made a name for herself with her contemporary reinterpretations of Fulani, Akan and Tuareg jewelry.
In silver €220 or gold plated €250 from 20 November 2018 on lago54.com
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Rokus London x Iman Ayssi - Hoops in gold plated
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Rokus London x Iman Ayssi - Hoops in gold plated and silver
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Rokus London x Iman Ayssi - Hoops in gold plated and silver
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