Tairona Semilunar Earrings

These elegant earrings are inspired by semilunar ear ornaments from the ancient Zenú goldsmithing tradition of northern Colombia.

Their distinctive crescent-shaped form combines delicate openwork circles with finely textured borders, creating the appearance of intricate metal lace. Suspended beneath concentric disc studs, the design is reinterpreted as a lightweight contemporary earring while preserving the remarkable geometry of ancient Zenú jewellery.

Each pair is cast in Colombia using the lost-wax technique and finished by hand with a soft satin gold patina.

Part of the Galeria Eldorado collection.

These striking earrings reproduce the form of ancient Tairona semilunar ear ornaments (orejeras semilunares), dating from approximately 900–1700 CE.

Their characteristic crescent-shaped silhouette combines a smooth central arc with delicate openwork circles and finely textured borders. Suspended beneath concentric disc studs, the ornaments are reinterpreted as elegant contemporary earrings while preserving the distinctive geometry of the ancient design.

Each pair is cast in Colombia using the lost-wax technique and finished by hand with a soft satin patina, highlighting the intricate details of this remarkable pre-Columbian form.

Part of the Galeria Eldorado collection.

A sculptural square spiral pendant inspired by the geometric language of ancient Nariño art from the Andean highlands of southern Colombia.

Its continuous angular line turns inward upon itself, creating a bold yet harmonious composition. The warm satin gold finish emphasises the simplicity and strength of this timeless geometric form.

Part of the Galeria Eldorado collection.

Available on its own, on a black waxed cotton cord, or with a matte gold-toned chain in various lengths for a more refined look. Shown here on a 45 cm chain, resting just above the chest.

A distinctive pendant inspired by the elaborate headdresses and diadems depicted in ancient Muisca goldwork. Its open semicircular form unfolds into a rhythmic succession of radiating elements, creating a striking silhouette reminiscent of the ornaments worn by figures represented in Muisca votive art.

Reinterpreted for contemporary wear, the warm satin gold finish highlights the pendant’s geometric construction and sculptural character.

Part of the Galeria Eldorado collection.

Available on its own, on a black waxed cotton cord, or with a matte gold-toned chain in various lengths for a more refined look. Shown here on a 45 cm chain, resting just above the chest.

A striking Zenú-inspired pendant with an intricate cast filigree design, echoing the remarkable metalwork traditions of ancient Colombia’s Caribbean region.

Its delicate network of interlacing lines transforms metal into the appearance of a woven textile — a defining characteristic of Zenú goldwork. The broad semicircular silhouette and warm satin gold finish give this ancestral form a bold yet refined contemporary presence.

Part of the Galeria Eldorado collection.

Available on its own, on a black waxed cotton cord, or with a matte gold-toned chain in various lengths for a more refined look. Shown here on a 45 cm chain, resting just above the chest.

A striking double-headed serpent pendant inspired by ancient Tairona goldwork from the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta in Colombia. Its elaborate semicircular form combines delicate openwork with two opposing serpent heads, creating a remarkable balance between abstraction and animal representation.

Reinterpreted for contemporary wear, its warm satin gold finish highlights the intricate details of this distinctive pre-Columbian design.

Part of the Galeria Eldorado collection.

Available on its own, on a black waxed cotton cord, or with a matte gold-toned chain in various lengths for a more refined look. Shown here on a 45 cm chain, resting just above the chest.

Striking double-headed serpent earrings inspired by ancient Tairona goldwork from the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta in Colombia. Their elaborate semicircular form combines delicate openwork with two opposing serpent heads, creating a remarkable balance between abstraction and animal representation.

Reinterpreted on a smaller scale for contemporary wear, their warm satin gold finish highlights the intricate details of this distinctive pre-Columbian design.

Part of the Galeria Eldorado collection.

Delicate half-moon hook earrings inspired by ancient Zenú (or Sinú) goldwork, featuring an intricate openwork design and finely textured borders.

Suspended from simple hooks, the half-moon motifs move gently below the earlobe, highlighting their delicate openwork construction. Their warm satin gold finish gives this pre-Columbian inspired design an elegant and contemporary character.

Part of the Galeria Eldorado collection.

A singular piece crafted with natural sodalite beads and a distinctive gold-toned half-moon pendant inspired by ancient Zenú (or Sinú) goldwork. The openwork design recalls ancestral ear ornaments from pre-Hispanic Colombia, reinterpreted here in a delicate contemporary necklace.

The natural variations of the sodalite — from intense blue to softer blue-grey tones — give the piece depth and character, while the satin gold finish brings warmth and light to the composition.

A contemporary jewel rooted in ancestral forms, where Colombian goldsmithing heritage meets the mineral beauty of natural stone.

Part of the Galeria Eldorado collection. Unique piece.

A singular necklace combining deep blue lapis lazuli beads with a Zenú-inspired half-moon pendant, based on ancient gold ornaments from Colombia’s Caribbean lowlands. The openwork design and finely textured borders reinterpret the refined metalwork of the Sinú (or Zenú) tradition.

The intense blue of lapis lazuli brings a contemporary contrast to the warm satin gold, creating a distinctive piece where ancestral forms meet modern design.

Part of the Galeria Eldorado collection. Unique piece.

A refined and symbolic bracelet featuring smooth lapis lazuli beads and golden accents. Inspired by pre-Columbian ornaments, the gold-plated elements echo traditional forms crafted using the lost-wax casting technique. The deep blue stones evoke clarity and protection, offering a contemporary link to ancient forms of adornment.
A unique piece from the Galeria Eldorado collection.

A delicate bracelet composed of natural rhodonite beads in soft pink, deep brown and charcoal hues, accented with gold-plated elements. Elegant on its own or paired with other pieces, it adds a quiet, grounding presence to the wrist. Part of the Galeria Eldorado collection.

A delicate beaded bracelet crafted with deep purple amethyst and golden accents. Inspired by the elegance of ancient Colombian ornaments, this timeless piece is part of the Galeria Eldorado collection

These statement earrings are directly inspired by the base of the Poporo Quimbaya, an iconic masterpiece of pre-Hispanic goldwork housed in the Museo del Oro in Bogotá. Made between 500 and 700 CE by the Quimbaya people, this ceremonial object exemplifies their technical mastery and deep symbolic artistry.

With their filigree-like openwork design and luminous golden finish, the earrings echo the sculptural elegance of the original piece. Bold yet refined, they offer a contemporary tribute to Colombia’s ancestral heritage — a wearable link to timeless forms, sacred objects, and ritual beauty.

This pendant is directly inspired by the base of the Poporo Quimbaya, an iconic masterpiece of pre-Hispanic goldwork housed in the Museo del Oro in Bogotá. Made between 500 and 700 CE by the Quimbaya people, this ceremonial object exemplifies their technical mastery and deep symbolic artistry.

With its filigree-like openwork design and luminous golden finish, the pendant captures the sculptural grace of the original piece. Subtle yet evocative, it offers a contemporary tribute to Colombia’s ancestral heritage — a refined symbol of sacred vessels, ritual memory, and enduring elegance.

Available on its own, on a black waxed cotton cord, or with a matte gold-toned chain in various lengths for a more refined look. Shown here on a 45 cm chain, resting just above the chest.

These luminous earrings are inspired by solar pendants from the ancient Zenú (or Sinú) culture of northern Colombia, which flourished between 200 and 1600 CE. With their bold concentric design and central open circle, they echo the ancestral motifs found in pre-Hispanic goldwork — symbols of light, rhythm, and sacred power.

Each pair is meticulously cast in Colombia using the lost-wax technique, then finished by hand with a soft satin patina. Lightweight and eye-catching, these earrings bring ancestral symbolism into a contemporary silhouette — both elegant and full of meaning.

This radiant pendant draws inspiration from ancient gold ornaments crafted by the Zenú (or Sinu) culture of northern Colombia, which flourished between 200 and 1600 CE. The bold, circular shape and central dome recall solar motifs often associated with power, fertility, and the life-giving force of the sun.

Meticulously cast in Colombia using the lost-wax technique and finished with a soft satin patina, the pendant offers a contemporary echo of sacred ancestral forms — luminous, symbolic, and timeless.

Available on its own, on a black waxed cotton cord, or with a matte gold-toned chain in various lengths for a more refined look. Shown here on a 45 cm chain, resting just above the chest.

This elegant pendant draws inspiration from the spiral motifs found in ancient Nariño goldwork — a culture that flourished in the Andean highlands of southern Colombia between 600 and 1600 CE, known for its refined geometric abstraction. Made in Colombia using the lost-wax casting technique, it reinterprets a timeless symbol of movement and continuity.

With its soft matte finish and minimalist curves, this pendant offers a subtle connection to the ancestral artistry of the Andes — wearable heritage for today’s rituals.

Available on its own, on a black waxed cotton cord, or with a matte gold-toned chain in various lengths for a more refined look. Shown here on a 45 cm chain, resting just above the chest.

This medium-sized pendant draws inspiration from ancient solar ornaments crafted by the Zenú (or Sinu) culture of northern Colombia, which flourished between 200 and 1600 CE. With its circular design, layered openwork rings and central aperture, it evokes the rhythm of the cosmos and the life-giving energy of the sun.

Meticulously cast in Colombia using the lost-wax technique and finished with a soft satin patina, the pendant offers a luminous echo of sacred ancestral forms — symbolic, timeless, and full of presence.

Available on its own, on a black waxed cotton cord, or with a matte gold-toned chain in various lengths for a more refined look. Shown here on a 45 cm chain, resting just above the chest.

A luminous beaded necklace composed of soft aquamarine and golden accents, centred around a spiral pendant inspired by the ancient Nariño culture (c. 600–1700 CE).
The serene hues and balanced geometry reflect a dialogue between movement and stillness — a contemporary echo of ancestral craftsmanship.
A quietly elegant piece from the Galeria Eldorado collection.

A singular piece crafted with deep blue lapis-lazuli beads and a distinctive half-moon pendant, echoing ancient Sinú goldwork. The repeating “∞” patterns and spiral-engraved beads recall ceremonial jewellery from Colombia’s Caribbean lowlands.

This bold necklace is a luminous statement — rooted in ancestral symbols, made for today.

Part of the Galeria Eldorado collection. Unique piece.

A soft and grounding necklace composed of natural rhodonite beads in deep pink, brown and charcoal tones, accented with smooth golden elements. Its warm hues and gentle energy offer quiet elegance and emotional balance. Worn alone or layered, it adds subtle depth to any outfit. Part of the Galeria Eldorado collection.

A luminous beaded necklace crafted from faceted amethyst and gold-plated details, centred around a radiant sun medallion inspired by the goldwork of the Sinú culture (200–1600 CE). Elegant and symbolic, it adds a touch of spiritual refinement to any outfit. Can be worn alone or paired with the matching bracelet.

A refined beaded necklace composed of matte green jade and golden accents, centred around a sun medallion inspired by the ancient Sinú culture (200–1600 CE). The deep, natural tones and delicate symmetry evoke both inner strength and solar radiance. A quietly powerful piece from the Galeria Eldorado collection.

A discreet and elegant bracelet composed of matte green jade beads and soft gold accents. With its deep, earthy tones and minimalist design, it suits a woman who favours quiet strength and timeless simplicity. Can be worn alone or paired with the matching necklace from the Galeria Eldorado collection.

This pendant draws inspiration from ancient Colombian goldwork, echoing the solar and spiral motifs found in diverse pre-Hispanic cultures such as the Zenú, Tayrona and Quimbaya. Its radiant scrollwork design suggests movement, energy, and the cyclical rhythms of life — themes central to the spiritual worldview of these ancestral societies.

Handcrafted in Colombia using the lost-wax casting technique and finished with a soft satin patina, the piece offers a luminous tribute to sacred forms rooted in nature and ritual.

Available on its own, on a black waxed cotton cord, or with a matte gold-toned chain in various lengths for a more refined look. Shown here on a 45 cm chain, resting just above the chest.

Elegant and symbolic, these earrings feature smooth lapis lazuli beads paired with gold-plated spiral elements inspired by ancient Colombian jewellery. The spiral — a recurring motif in pre-Columbian art — evokes the unfolding of life, cycles of transformation, and the sacred energy of movement. Lightweight yet radiant, they bring a meaningful accent to any look.

Length: 4 cm. Part of the Galeria Eldorado collection.

A warm and elegant necklace composed of faceted red agate beads and smooth golden accents. Its deep crimson tones add a vibrant yet grounded touch to any outfit. Worn alone or layered, it brings subtle strength and timeless character to the silhouette. Part of the Galeria Eldorado collection.

A sculptural pair of stud earrings inspired by ceremonial goldwork from the Quimbaya culture (500–1200 CE). With their spiral motif and semi-circular design, they echo the symbolic forms of ancient Colombian jewellery. Elegant and easy to wear, they bring a subtle touch of heritage to any silhouette.