Ayni Ring

Handmade silver ring representing the Andean code “Ayni”.

950 silver certified.
Inlays of spondylus shells, abalone shell and turquoise stone.
Made in Perú.

139.00€

Materials

Certified peruvian silver 950.
Turquoise stone, spondylus sea shell and abalone shell.
Being handmade pieces, colors and sizes may vary.
100% Peruvian handicraft jewel.

Shipping

Once your order is processed, you will receive an email with the tracking number.
You can see the status of your order from My Account or from the tracking page, with the order confirmation email.

DELIVERY TIMES AND COSTS

STANDARD

Shipping via Certified Postal Service
Cost: Free for Spain and France | € 5 for the rest of Europe
Delivery times:
Orders Spain and France: 3 to 7 working days.
For the rest of Europe: 5 to 10 business days.

EXPRESS

Shipping via UPS
Cost: € 9
Delivery times:
Orders Spain and France: 2 to 3 business days.
Other European countries: 3 to 7 business days.

Packaging

Intika’s patterns and designs are based on geometric shapes and figures inspired by ancient Andean art and architecture.

That is why we include in your purchase a booklet that tells the story of a jewel, as well as a postcard that you can collect or give to whoever you most want. Additionally, each purchase includes its corresponding case, as well as an ÍNTIKA Jewelry bag.

Warranty

In Íntika, all our jewels are handmade by our goldsmiths craftsmen in Peru. We use 950 sterling silver, semi-precious stones, and all-natural seashells. All our pieces are analyzed and contrasted by a laboratory regulated in Spain, the Laboratory Center of Madrid, which certifies the authenticity of our silver. So you can count on the certainty that you are acquiring a valuable and authentic jewel.

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HISTORY

inspires us

This piece inlaid with abalone shell, turquoise stone and spondylus shell, is inspired by the Andean code “Ayni”, which represents the principle of reciprocity and sharing to preserve harmony and balance with ourselves and the community.