Materials
Materials
- Peruvian silver 950.
- Lapis lazuli, turquoise and chrysocolla stone.
- Spondylus shell and mother-of-pearl shell.
- Being handmade pieces, colors and sizes may vary.
- Handmade Peruvian jewelry 100%.
Handmade earrings representing the Inca calendar, linked to the moon and the sun.
155,00€
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DELIVERY TIMES AND COSTS
Delivery by La Poste (registered letter).
Cost : free for Spain and France | €5 for the rest of Europe
Delivery delay :
Spain and France: 3 to 7 working days.
Rest of Europa: 5 to 10 working days.
Delivery by UPS
Cost : 9 €
Delivery delay :
Spain and France: 2 to 3 working days.
Rest of Europa: 3 to 7 working days.

Intika's patterns and designs are based on geometric shapes and figures inspired by ancient Andean art and architecture.
That's why we include in your purchase a primer with a little piece of jewelry history, as well as a lovely postcard from the Argentinian artist Jatun Inti that you can collect or give to your loved ones. Likewise, each purchase includes its corresponding case, as well as an ÍNTIKA bag.
At Íntika, all our jewelry is handmade by our artisan goldsmiths in Peru. We use 950 sterling silver, semi-precious stones and completely natural shells, in sustainable production
All our coins are analyzed and verified by a regulated laboratory in Spain, the Madrid Laboratory Center, which certifies the authenticity of our silver. You can therefore be sure that you are purchasing a precious and authentic piece of jewelry.
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These earrings are inspired by the time measurement system of the Inca Empire.
The Inca calendar is linked to the cycles of the moon and the sun, in addition to being an agricultural and religious calendar at the same time.
It was divided into two main semesters, the masculine semester of the Inca and the sun, and the feminine semester of the Coya (queen) and the moon.
Cette pièce inspirée du calendrier Inca, est incrustée d'une coquille de nacre jaune, et petites touches de spondylus rouge, orange et violette, également connue sous le nom d'or rouge des Incas, et d'une belle touche de pierre turquoise, chrysocolle et lapis-lazuli.

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