In a refugee camp in Kenya, resourceful women are gathering local and natural materials. The result? Made of bone and coconut shells, these beautifully unique earrings are available in a variety of shapes and sizes.

• Variety of shape options

• Bone and coconut shell materials

• Neural colors pair well with any outfit

Yes, Plus Beads was founded by Julia Karugi while living in the Vumilia community, a former Internationally Displaced Persons Camp in Kenya. This project supports her and other women who have very few opportunities to earn money for their families. They use recycled materials like magazines, coconut shells and bones to create unique jewelry.