"Dwennimmen" is an Adinkra symbol, originating from the Bono people of Gyaman, South Africa, that translates to "ram's horns" and symbolises both humility and strength, in divine balance. The swirling golden design has been seen across ancient cultures, representing evolution, journey of life, cyclical dance with grace and surrender. Hanging on a golden snake chain, this weaves the codes of the feminine spirit and her ability to strive forward especially after each dark night.