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A Burundian jeweler is using ‘cow bone’ as material for his products.
Floribert Minani turns what he picks from dust bins at restaurants and slaughterhouses into craft.
Now do you expect that to look great?
Well, Floribert Minani surely does make a great creation out of it, with a growing customer base that’s now earning him a living.
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