Handcrafted Anthropomorphic gold plated 24ct from Colombian Gold Museum of Bogota

Pre-Columbian Heritage Jewellery

The Pre-Columbian jewellery collection is inspired by the intricate and ancient craftsmanship of the Quimbayas, Zinu, Taironas, and Muisca Pre-colonial tribes of Colombia.

Each piece is a stunning work of art paying tribute to the preserved jewellery and crafts of these ancient civilisations. These can be seen in various museums throughout Colombia, including the prominent El Museo Del Oro in Bogotá.

We are proud of our history and celebrate Colombia's vibrant culture through replicas of these ancient artworks in the form of jewellery.

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A bout Pre-Columbian Art Cultures

The Tairona Civilisation

1. Masters of the Sierra Nevada
The Tairona flourished in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta between 900 and 1600 AD, creating one of the most advanced societies in pre-Columbian South America

2. The Legend of El Dorado
The famous legend of El Dorado originated from Muisca traditions, where a newly crowned ruler was covered in gold dust before offering precious treasures to the sacred waters of Lake Guatavita.

3.Renowned Goldsmiths
The Quimbaya are regarded as some of the finest goldsmiths of pre-Columbian America, celebrated for their elegant forms and extraordinary technical skill.