gemstones from peru

A breathtaking symphony of colors is showcased in this spectacular link bracelet thanks to the vibrant shades of the exquisite jasper, amazonite, tiger's eye, chrysocolla, rose quartz and onyx gemstones. Peruvian artisan Adriana de Gadea’s alluring design is fashioned from gleaming sterling silver and comes with a sleek toggle clasp closure that adds to the bracelet’s unmatched beauty and charm.

Seven rectangular links adorn the length of this sterling silver bracelet by Tiberio Gonzales. He adds cabochons of lapis lazuli to the bracelet, with a deep blue color like that of the seven seas.

Smooth discs of black onyx set in sterling silver are linked together to form this stunning bracelet. Designed by Leslie Granthon of Peru, this is the perfect accessory for going from a day to evening look.

This majestic design comes from the Jimenez Family in honor of K'abel, queen of the Maya. The pendant necklace is hand crafted with seven tubular pendants in different sizes of black jade linked together with sterling silver. The Jimenez Family obtains the jade from Sierra de las Minas, in Guatemala.

K'abel was a renowned warrior queen whose tomb was found in 2012 in the Maya city of El Peru-Waká, in northwestern Petén, Guatemala. Considered one of the greatest of Maya rulers, K'abel was a military governor of the Wak Kingdom who ruled for at least 20 years with her husband, King K'inich Bahlam. She carried the title of supreme warrior or Kalomt'e, which placed her in a higher position of authority, over her husband.

This majestic design comes from the Jimenez Family in honor of K'abel, queen of the Maya. The pendant necklace is hand crafted with seven tubular pendants in different sizes of apple green jade linked together with sterling silver. The Jimenez Family obtains the jade from Sierra de las Minas, in Guatemala.

K'abel was a renowned warrior queen whose tomb was found in 2012 in the Maya city of El Peru-Waká, in northwestern Petén, Guatemala. Considered one of the greatest of Maya rulers, K'abel was a military governor of the Wak Kingdom who ruled for at least 20 years with her husband, King K'inich Bahlam. She carried the title of supreme warrior or Kalomt'e, which placed her in a higher position of authority, over her husband.

Seven rectangular Andean opals glisten with rosy pink hues along the length of this bracelet by Tiberio Gonzales. Sterling silver embraces each gemstone, with petite dot and rope motifs adorning the bezels.

This stunning link bracelet is the original design of Peruvian artisan Carmen Granados. The bracelet is crafted from arched links of gleaming sterling silver that alternate with bezel-set bars of natural blue-green chrysocolla.