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F.R.E.E. Woman Solidarity Hammered Copper Earrings Tableware-Napkins and why it's okay forThe talented self taught young Zambian women working as F. R. E. E. (Foundation for the Realization of Economic Empowerment) use copper recycled from used water heaters and wire to handcraft iconic jewelry (even the delicate chain is handmade). When allowed to return to work during the pandemic, the women crafted a short run series of copper jewelry inspired by the need to stay together even when apart. Sold singly. A matching necklace is available.