Nationwide — Black-owned jewelry company, Moijey Fine Jewelry and Diamonds, has teamed up with Brenda Joyce, an international gemologist and designer, to launch a unique medallion series made with pure 24 karat gold from Ghana. The series, called Sankofa Medallions by Brenda Joyce, is available in three sizes (1oz, 1/10th ounce, and a limited edition 5oz), and they gracefully commemorate the highly popular Year of Return and Beyond the Return in Ghana.
About Moijey
Founded in 2002, Moijey Fine Jewelry & Diamonds is a Black-owned and US Army Veteran-owned global jewelry brand that was birthed in Sierra Leone, West Africa by founder, Daniel Moijueh.
The company has locations in Washington D.C., Silver Spring, MD, Ghana, and Nigeria. Their mission is to provide high-quality African and African American-inspired fine jewelry, gold medallions, and diamonds to patrons while providing them with the unique “mine to finger” experience.
Learn more about the Year of Return Medallion Collection at https://moijey.com/collections/year-of-return-medallion-collection
About the Designer
Originally from Pittsburgh, Brenda Joyce has been in Ghana for over 20. She is an International Gemologist, Worldwide Marketer of Precious Metals and Gems, Business Development Advisor, Public Affairs Expert, and Government Relations Specialist with more than 25 years of experience in the precious minerals and jewelry industry.
As the former President of the AAAG (African American Association of Ghana), Joyce’s vision for African Heritage Precious Metals is to transform the mineral resources of Africa into treasures of beauty and value that celebrate African Heritage, History, Heroes, Culture, and Traditions. She received her degree in music education from Indiana University.
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