mayan bracelets

Ignite your passion for history and style with this extraordinary pendant bracelet where ancient Mayan artistry meets contemporary allure. Featuring an adjustable black leather cord and exquisite sterling silver motifs depicting the balam, or jaguar in the Mayan language, Nicte Migliozzi's stunning accessory captures the essence of pre-Hispanic culture in every detail. Each jaguar pendant is a precise replica of a necklace found in Guatemala's Iximche archaeological site dating back to 900-1524 A.D., infusing your look with over a millennium of mystique.

Crafted of sterling silver, the face of a balam, or jaguar, is depicted in a pre-Hispanic style. Nicte Migliozzi of Guatemala handcrafts this dramatic pendant bracelet, circling the wrist with a band of black leather.

The jaguar is a precise replica of those in a necklace found in Guatemala's Iximché archaeological site. The original dates from 900 to 1524 A.D.

Wearing only a belt, necklace, and bracelets, this Mayan goddess is realized with striking detail in cedar wood. Nicolas Chavez Sojuel explores Guatemala's Mayan roots, working with local artisans to hand-carve this sculpture. According to Sojuel, this sculpture reflects the story of the God of Maize's resurrection. According to the story, there exist nude goddesses in the Mayan underworld, Xibalbá, who tend to the god and dress him in preparation for his resurrection. One of these goddesses is portrayed in this sculpture.

Embrace the mystique of ancient civilizations with this striking men's sterling silver chain bracelet inspired by Quetzalcoatl or the Feathered Serpent, the Aztec and Mayan god of life. Epitomizing the rich silversmithing tradition of the city of Taxco in Mexico, its hypnotic naga chain and fusion of oxidized and lustrous finishes elevate Roy Nilson’s creation to extraordinary heights.

Quetzalcoatl, the ancient pre-Hispanic deity depicted as a feathered serpent, is depicted in this striking men's stretch charm bracelet by Angel Ortiz. Working in the iconic style of Taxco silversmithing, Mexican artisans expertly craft the lustrous bead and textured charm from sterling silver, dangling gracefully from an array of fabulous tiger’s eye beads.