- Shop by Designer
- Shop by Category
- Shop by Region
- Explore with Us
Colombia
Jewelry Region: Colombia
Pre-Colombian jewelry dates back to around 4000 BC. and was characterized by extensive use of copper and its various oxides. Copper was used in ornaments, beads and earrings in addition to weapons and battle armor. By 3000 BC, the Pre-Colombians were already using the lost-wax process for jewelry, a process which is used today in industrial processes. The Colombians have long used the versatile tagua nut in their jewelry making. This remarkable natural and sustainable material has the same look and similar consistency of ivory and can be carved and colored in unlimited ways.
|
NyikaThe artisans at Fitilefas transform this South American treasure into a remarkable spectrum of necklaces. Was: $99.00 
|
MediniAncient patterns and traditional materials contributing to the unique drama of every piece. $76.00
|
ChandraniWhat brings the collection together is a sense of Colombian history, with ancient patterns and traditional materials. $63.00
|
NanaEach multi-strand crocheted necklace is unique and features an adjustable waxed cotton string. $33.00
|
NalaniMade in Colombia, this vibrant necklace is made from seeds of the 100% renewable Açaí, a palm native South America. $33.00
|
|
