AlpacaSilverEthnic

"Danzante" or "Inca dancer"

Silver & Lapis-lazuli - Pendant & Brooch
Weight 7g., height 3.5cm., width 2.5cm.
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Code SDP - 102

             "Naymlap Mask"

   Silver & Turquoise - Pendant and Brooch
   Weight 13g., height 5cm., width 3.2cm.
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                          Code SNP - 101

The Silver Ethnic Collection
The Sunlit World Co. is proud to introduce to you The Silver Ethnic Collection.
This collection of fine jewelry is a representation of the
Pre-Columbian most important civilization in South America: The Incas.
In the XIII century, the Incas established a vaste empire which extended from Colombia to the north of Chile.
Conquered by Spain in the XVI century, Incas culture survives until these days through their art and treasures.
Each piece is handmade using 9.25 silver and natural stones such as lapis lazuli and turquoises.
They are available in two presentations: natural gloss silver and old-fashioned silver

Mask representing a god-hero named Naymlap, wearing a rainbow head-dress, which front over the forehead is enhanced with green turquoise, as are the
ear plugs.

Pendant and
Brooch
representing an
Inca dancer or danzante, wearing a mask representing the sungod, typical vestment and staff on each hand.

Earring representing the god-hero named Naymlap, wearing a rainbow head-dress of wich the front
over the forehead is enhanced with lapis-lazuli.
Weight 6g., height 4cm., width 1.5cm.
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Code SNE - 104

"Tumi"
or Chim� sacrificial knife representing
the god-hero named Naymlap, depicted wearing semicircular head-dress and has a pair of wings.

Silver Pendant and Brooch represents a head ornament or diadem original in punched and gold leaf, depicted a feline mask surrounded by rays in the form of serpents. Originally comes from "La Tolita" island in Esmeraldas, Ecuador. Dates between 500 B-C- and 500 A.D.

Silver and lapis-lazuli earrings representing an Inca dancer or danzante, wearing a mask, typical vestment and a staff on each hand.
The ear plugs also represents the danzante face.

Silver bracelet. 12 linked rectangles (1.5cm x 1.0cm) with lapis-lazuli stones and Inca dancer or "danzante". Weight 19g., lenght 19cm., width 1.0cm. Contact us for price.
Code SDB - 107

Silver bracelet. 3 figures (2.0cm) represent the Inti, Inca Sun god, creator of the Inca Empire, and 4 rounded turquoises stones represent Mama Quilla, goddess of the moon and protector of married women.
Weight 16g., length 19cm. Contact us for price.
Code SGB - 108

"Naymlap Mask &
Tumi Necklace"

Silver & Turquoise
Naymlap mask
(4cm heigth x 3cm width)
provided with a
20-tumi-linked necklace

Weight 29.6g., length 47cm.
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Code SNN - 116

"The Inca Leyend"
Pendant and brooch made with silver & turquoise, represents King Manco Capac tarveling in a totora reed boat carrying the staff of gold under the protection of Inti.

The Sun created a son a daugther, set them upon an island in Lake Titicaca, gave them a staff of gold, and instructed them seattle where the staff disappeared into the ground. The brother and sister, the future king Manco Capac and the future queen Mama Oclio, traveled north to the valley of Cuzco, where the golden staff disapperared into the ground. Here they stayed and founded the city of Cuzco about A.D. 1200.

Weight 10.7g., height 4.6cm., width 3.5cm.
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Code SIP - 111

Silver and turquoise stone neckalce.
5 spheres (1.8cm diameter) represent the leyend of foundation of the Inca empire. 2 spheres represent King Manco Capac with the staff of gold, traveling to the valley of Cuzco accompained by an Alpaca sacred animal, walking under the protection of Sun god and 3 turquoise spheres represent the Sun god Inti.
Weight 24.5g., length 48cm. Contact us for price.
Code SLN - 112

Silver and turquoise stone necklace.
7 squares (1 x 1 cm.). 4 squares with turquoise and 3 squares representing the sacred Alpaca, docile and productive animals, created by Pachamama, Earth goddess, offered by the Incas as sacrifices to this divinity, but protected against killing for any other purposes. In the back side of each square there is a small
Naymlap mask carved in its center.Provided with a 18-tumi-linked necklace.
Weight 24.5g., length 48cm. Contact us for price.
Code SAN - 113

8 linked half-tubes (1.2cm. x 0.5cm.), representing a scenes of an Inca and his Alpaca
extracting gold, decorated with four (4) lapis-lazuli stones. In the back side a tumi figure.
Weight 12.3g., length 19cm. Contact us for price.
Code SIB - 110

Silver & lapis-lazuli half- tubular earrings,
with a scene of an Inca and Alpaca in the front
side and a tumi on the back side.
Weight 4g., height 3cm.
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Code SSE - 115

Silver & turquoise earrings, representing the Inca Sun god "Inti" with a turquoise representing Mama Quilla, goddess of the moon and protector of married women.
Weight 6.8g., height 3cm. Contact us for price.
Code SIE - 114