Gold Leaf & Pearls Earrings | Kantuta Nuna

According to historical accounts, a ceremonial adornment once used by shamanas from the Inca Empire was discovered in the Vatican Museum, revered as mediators between the Inti (the Creator Solar Energy) and humanity, played a vital role during solstice rituals. They adorned themselves with majestic pieces  for sacred ceremonies that connected with the cosmic energy, seeking wisdom and blessings to ensure abundance and well-being for their communities.

This remarkable discovery inspired the Kantuta earrings: intricate orchids crafted with petals of gold leaf and translucent resin in warm copper-fucsia-magenta tones. At their center lies a delicate white enamel flower surrounded by natural mini pearls. From the flower cascades a golden metal chain shaped like leaves, ending with a dangling cultured pearl, a timeless emblem of universal sacred energy.

Materials:

Resin petals in copper-fucsia-magenta tones with laminated gold leaf.
White enamel flower centerpiece.
Natural mini pearls decorating the nucleus.
Golden metal chain cascade in leaf shapes.
Dangling cultured pearl.