An ethnic-line necklace handcrafted by Ilaria in Peru in 925 sterling silver, with an oxidized chakana pendant set with mother-of-pearl, sodalite, chrysocolla and orange spondylus. Pendant approx. 4.5 cm (1.77″); total length approx. 50 cm (19.69″).
Original price was: $447.00.$402.30Current price is: $402.30.
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The chakana, or Andean cross, is one of the most important symbols of the Andes. This chakana pendant necklace represents the three levels of the Andean world. Hanan Pacha, the upper world, appears as the condor. Then, Kay Pacha, the world of the living, is the puma. Finally, Ukhu Pacha, the inner world, is the serpent.
Ilaria is a Peruvian jewelry house founded in 1992 by Italian-born designer Ilaria Ciabatti. Today, more than 100 skilled artisans work with the brand. Together, they blend contemporary design with Peru’s long silversmithing heritage and draw inspiration from pre-Inca traditions. In addition, they shape and finish every piece by hand.
This necklace is a meaningful gift for travelers who fell in love with Peru. Also, it suits anyone drawn to Andean culture and spirituality. For daily wear, pair it with a plain top in white or black. Therefore, the colorful pendant becomes the focus. In addition, the 50 cm length sits just below the collarbone.
Materials: 925 sterling silver with oxidized finish, mother-of-pearl, sodalite, chrysocolla and orange spondylus. Designer: Ilaria. Line: Ethnic. Collection: Chakana Trilogía. Pendant: approx. 4.5 cm (1.77″). Total length: approx. 50 cm (19.69″).
Do not polish the dark oxidized areas, avoid water and perfume, and store the necklace in a soft pouch.
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