Pre-Columbian Golden Bead Necklace: A Tribute to Ancient Craftsmanship 16L

This striking golden bead necklace is inspired by the exquisite jewelry of the Sican or Shimu cultures of ancient Peru, dating back to the 9th–15th century. These cultures, known for their advanced metalworking techniques, created intricate gold adornments as symbols of power, status, and spiritual significance. Gold, believed to embody the sun’s divine energy, was often used in ceremonial and funerary contexts, connecting wearers to celestial forces.

This museum-quality replica captures the essence of Pre-Columbian artistry, featuring bold golden beads reminiscent of the originals found in archaeological excavations. The necklace is lightweight and versatile, making it an ideal accessory for those who appreciate the beauty and history of ancient civilizations.

Crafted as high-quality costume jewelry, this piece offers an accessible way to wear a piece of history. Whether displayed or worn, it’s a meaningful reminder of the rich cultural heritage and craftsmanship of the ancient Sican and Shimu peoples

• Pre Columbian Golden Bead necklace measures 16 inches long with gold-plate clasp.
• Made in USA. PN 7960