It’s not often that you can claim to have a one off piece of jewellery that has a great story and culture behind it, but Naibor Camp in the heart of the Maasai Mara has launched a stunning new range of jewellery which stays true to the regions tribal roots.

Alongside pieces which are expertly hand crafted by two local Maasai women, designer Rosie Sharp is also showcasing some her very own tribal pieces hoping to gain the brand a global audience. Having spent significant time at Naibor and with their guests from all over the world, Rosie has infused these experiences into her range at the boutique to match the ethos of the camp and its surroundings.

The pieces from the local women use techniques that have been passed down through generations, making each piece incredibly unique and special.

Both of these ladies’ creations were introduced to Naibor by their husband’s, who work at the camp. Their beautiful pieces of such high quality are extremely popular with visitors and can now be bought from the comfort of your own home. To see the full range of items available at the Naibor Boutique, including the new Rosie Sharp Collection, please visit http://www.naibor.com/boutique.htm.

Rosie Sharp’s jewellery ranges from $45 to $440 and the Maasai jewellery ranges from $5 to $45.