Motché Pre-Columbian Jewellery
Motché Paris-Lima draws from the vibrant heritage of pre-Hispanic societies, transforming symbols of Andean culture into exceptional contemporary jewellery. Each piece, crafted by skilled artisans using ancient techniques like hand-embossed gold and silver sheets, captures the elegance and history of these traditions. Founded by archaeologist Carole Fraresso, Motché reinterprets motifs inspired by her studies in Andean metallurgy. Focused on ethical craftsmanship, each jewel reflects a responsible commitment to supporting artisanal expertise in limited, meaningful collection.
A piece of jewelry boasting magnetic beauty, the CUSCO ring by Motché Paris-Lima plays on the contrast between the distinctive shine of 950 silver and the hues of transparency of various gemstones and rare hand-cut shells, accentuating the purity of its geometric shapes. Here is the model featuring an obsidian - a gem renowned for its powerful protective virtues in lithotherapy - crafted exclusively for Calame Palma.
Ring crafted in 950/1000 silver, exclusively for CALAME PALMA
Hand-cut black obsidian
Diameter of the disk: 1.8 cm
Production time : 8 hours
Entirely handcrafted jewellery, made in Peru, by the master artisan of the Motché workshop
This silver jewel bears the guarantee hallmark ‘950’ as well as that of Maison Motché. It is delivered in a case with a pouch and certificate of authenticity.