Named for Ixchel, the Mayan goddess of moon, fertility, weaving, and medicine, these earrings honor the ancient feminine as both creator and keeper of cycles.
Mexican amber holds sunlight that has lived for millions of years — resin turned to stone, time made visible. Warm, golden, and rooted in the earth, it carries the quiet memory of forests long gone. Amber has long been associated with protection, vitality, and the life force itself.
Set in sterling silver with elongated open forms and subtle brass details, these earrings hold movement and breath. The silver arches create space — like portals — while the amber anchors them in warmth and gravity.
Ixchel reminds us:
Creation is cyclical.
Light is carried within.
The feminine is both tender and enduring.
Hand-forged in sterling silver and brass
Mexican amber
Lightweight with beautiful movement
A talisman of rooted radiance.
Named for Ixchel, the Mayan goddess of moon, fertility, weaving, and medicine, these earrings honor the ancient feminine as both creator and keeper of cycles.
Mexican amber holds sunlight that has lived for millions of years — resin turned to stone, time made visible. Warm, golden, and rooted in the earth, it carries the quiet memory of forests long gone. Amber has long been associated with protection, vitality, and the life force itself.
Set in sterling silver with elongated open forms and subtle brass details, these earrings hold movement and breath. The silver arches create space — like portals — while the amber anchors them in warmth and gravity.
Ixchel reminds us:
Creation is cyclical.
Light is carried within.
The feminine is both tender and enduring.
Hand-forged in sterling silver and brass
Mexican amber
Lightweight with beautiful movement
A talisman of rooted radiance.
