art rings

For the indigenous people in pre-Hispanic times, jade, known as ya'ax chich, represented life, fertility, and power. Guatemalan artisan Zandra Lorena Sajbin works with this ancestral stone, which showcases natural hues of black. She hand-carves the pendant of this necklace to feature a ring with faceted edges that gleam in the light. This necklace circles the neck with an adjustable strand of black cotton cord.

This pendant necklace will be the perfect companion to a simple white shirt or a winter pullover. Carolina Quiroa crafts it with a 925 sterling silver chain and a circle-shaped Guatemalan apple green jade pendant. Pair it with her Eternity in Apple Green ring and bracelet for a full set.

Dominican-born Carolina Quiroa has combined her life-long love for art and design with a tenacious entrepreneurial spirit. Her jewelry combines the colorful jade from her adopted Guatemalan homeland with larimar stones native to the Dominican Republic.

For the indigenous people in pre-Hispanic times, jade, known as ya'ax chich, represented life, fertility, and power. Guatemalan artisan Zandra Lorena Sajbin works with this ancestral stone, which showcases natural green tonalities. She hand-carves a pendant to feature a hex ring with faceted edges and sets it on an adjustable length of black cotton cord.

For the indigenous people in pre-Hispanic times, jade, known as ya'ax chich, represented life, fertility, and power. Guatemalan artisan Zandra Lorena Sajbin works with this ancestral stone, which showcases natural hues of dark green. She hand-carves the pendant of this necklace to feature a ring with faceted edges that gleam in the light. This necklace circles the neck with an adjustable strand of black cotton cord.