Amazigh fibula drop earrings, traditional silver earrings

Tinufa

Name: Tinufa
Brand: Glamazigh
SKU: ASW-EAR-ART-SLV-010
Price: 30.00 EUR
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What makes this piece of jewelry unique?

Ancient symbol. Living adornment. The Tinufa Earrings are more than jewellery — they are a conversation with history, shaped from sterling silver into one of the most enduring symbols of North African culture: the Fibula.

The Fibula (Tazerzit in Tamazight) is the traditional brooch worn by Amazigh women for centuries as a fastening, a talisman, and a declaration of identity. Tinufa translates this ceremonial form into a pair of earrings of extraordinary cultural resonance — handcrafted by Amazigh silversmiths who have inherited this tradition through generations of unbroken craft.

To wear Tinufa is to carry the Fibula forward — not as a relic, but as a living symbol of who you are.

Handmade by Amazigh artisans in the Fibula silversmith tradition
Material: Sterling silver
Style: Fibula-inspired dangle earrings
Cultural symbol: The Fibula (Tazerzit) — ancient Amazigh protective brooch
Finish: Polished and oxidised silver detailing
Occasion: Cultural jewellery, gift for her, everyday statement

What are the materials and the origin of this jewelry?

Material: Silver
Symbol: Fibula – protection, heritage, ancestral pride
Styling: Statement piece rooted in Amazigh tradition
Craftsmanship: Handmade by Amazigh artisan

How do I care for my jewelry?

Silver naturally tarnishes when exposed to air and humidity. To protect your silver jewelry and keep it shiny, follow these simple care steps:

Daily Clean: Gently wipe with a soft, dry microfiber cloth after wearing. Avoid abrasive paper towels, which can scratch silver surfaces.
Deep Clean: For stubborn tarnish, use a small amount of a clay cleaning stone (like Pierre d'Argent) on a damp, soft sponge. Rub gently, rinse thoroughly with clear water, and dry completely.
Store: Keep your silver pieces in a cool, dry place. An airtight pouch or a lined jewelry box is best to block out moisture and prevent tarnishing.

What are your shipping and return policies?

SHIPPING

Processing Time: All orders are processed within 1-2 business days after payment confirmation. Orders are not shipped or delivered on weekends or holidays.
During peak seasons or special events, processing times may be extended slightly due to increased order volumes. We’ll notify you of any delays.

Shipping Rates and Delivery Times:
Shipping costs will be calculated at checkout based on your location and selected shipping method.

Estimated Delivery Times:
FR & UK Standard Shipping: Estimated delivery within 2-5 business days.
EU Standard Shipping: Estimated delivery within 3-7 business days.
International Shipping: Estimated delivery within 7-20 business days.

RETURNS

We want you to be completely satisfied with your purchase. If for any reason you’re not happy with your order, we’re here to help. Please email us at contact@glamazigh.com.

Returns are accepted within 14 days of receiving your order.
Items must be unused, in their original condition, and in their original packaging.
Custom or personalised items and earrings are non-returnable unless they arrive damaged or defective.

THE STORY BEHIND THE PIECE

Rooted in Amazigh Tradition

Tinufa — a name that breathes quiet strength, rooted in Tamazight linguistic tradition. When Amazigh women fastened their Fibula each morning, it was not simply dress — it was an act of self-declaration, a daily renewal of identity. The Tinufa Earrings reimagine that moment for the modern woman: the same symbol, the same intention, worn now at the ear rather than the shoulder. Some gestures are eternal.

COLLECTION : Prestige

SYMBOL : Fibula

MATERIAL : Silver

NAME'S ORIGIN : Amazigh

Fibula

The Fibula, known as Tazerzit in Tamazight, is a circular or crescent-shaped brooch worn by Amazigh women across North Africa for over three thousand years. Used originally to fasten garments at the shoulder, it evolved into a powerful symbol of identity, marital status, and spiritual protection. Today it is recognised as one of the defining icons of Amazigh material culture.

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