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Carrying on the tradition of colonial handicrafts, Peruvian artisan Moises Alvariez creates this jewelry chest of stunning artistry. Crafted from tornillo wood, the chest features a rounded top and stands upon four feet. Each side is detailed in hand-tooled leather that displays intricate swirling vine patterns. The chest opens with a lock and key, revealing a lacquered four-compartment interior for your precious belongings.

Artisan Fermin in Peru crafts these dainty stud earrings from Andean sterling silver with a polished finish. The classic studs are inlaid with natural blue-green chrysocolla.

Gorgeous two-toned oval cultured pearls flank the polished sterling silver caps that beautifully surround a stunning round pearl pendant in this breathtaking bracelet you will instantly fall in love with. Designed by Peru's Sandra and Lily, this exquisite accessory is a classic gem to treasure in your jewelry box.

Right from the heart of the Andes, this precious gift set curated by the NOVICA team dazzles with its serene hues and graceful motifs. Peruvian flowers inspire a gorgeous decorative box expertly handcrafted using the reverse-painted glass technique, featuring a sturdy wood structure ornamented with a silvertone trim and nickel-plated brass hinges. Accentuated by gleaming baubles of sterling silver, two round opal stones display a vibrant blue shade in a pair of irresistible dangle earrings that oozes subtle elegance. With an eye-catching design, the zippered coin purse hand-woven from a linen and cotton blend is perfect for holding loose change or storing small valuables like earpods or jewelry, boasting a fully lined interior and hand-braided honey-colored cord and brown leather accents.

These 925 sterling silver stud earrings are a classic motif — the five pointed star — which will make them a staple in your jewelry box. However, they have a rounded shape that allows their bright finish to play with the light the way no flat star could. They are the creation of Peruvian silversmith Yan Fredy Bolivia, who learned from his father the importance of making new designs that shoppers have not seen before.