This elegant Chrysocolla Circle Necklace is a beautiful emerald green. Peruvian chrysocolla gemstone is known as the teaching stone. It carries healing properties that enhance awareness and inner balance. Paired perfectly with the Chrysocolla Drop Earrings.
Brand: Allpa
Color: Silver + Emerald Green
Material: Chrysocolla gemstone + Sterling silver
Size: Chain 23" + Pendant 1.5"
Handmade with love in Peru.
As with all handcrafted goods, there are slight variations making each piece a work of art and truly one of a kind.
Artisan Profile
The Allpa jewelry collection is entirely made by hand and involves long hours, dedicated to making jewelry of the highest quality. Peru has an ancient tradition of silver and goldsmiths dating from pre-Columbian times. Northern Chimu and Moche cultures made astonishing objects made of silver, gold, and copper that were used as adornments for high dignitaries. These pieces have been found in tombs and can be seen now in world class museums. This rich heritage of casting, soldering, embossing, and wiring of metals has been passed down through generations. Today, these skills are mixed with contemporary trends and designs to make beautiful objects that can successfully reach the global market. This creates jobs for many families and keeps the tradition alive.
This elegant Chrysocolla Circle Necklace is a beautiful emerald green. Peruvian chrysocolla gemstone is known as the teaching stone. It carries healing properties that enhance awareness and inner balance. Paired perfectly with the Chrysocolla Drop Earrings.
Brand: Allpa
Color: Silver + Emerald Green
Material: Chrysocolla gemstone + Sterling silver
Size: Chain 23" + Pendant 1.5"
Handmade with love in Peru.
As with all handcrafted goods, there are slight variations making each piece a work of art and truly one of a kind.
Artisan Profile
The Allpa jewelry collection is entirely made by hand and involves long hours, dedicated to making jewelry of the highest quality. Peru has an ancient tradition of silver and goldsmiths dating from pre-Columbian times. Northern Chimu and Moche cultures made astonishing objects made of silver, gold, and copper that were used as adornments for high dignitaries. These pieces have been found in tombs and can be seen now in world class museums. This rich heritage of casting, soldering, embossing, and wiring of metals has been passed down through generations. Today, these skills are mixed with contemporary trends and designs to make beautiful objects that can successfully reach the global market. This creates jobs for many families and keeps the tradition alive.
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