Name: "Chakana" Peruvian Inspired Sterling Silver Inka Cross Partners (2) Rings - Andean symbol of balance, harmony, and connection between the physical and spiritual worlds
SKU: 816776

Discover the profound cultural significance of the Chakana, an iconic Inka symbol reimagined through the innovative design of Evelyn Brooks Designs. This sterling silver partners ring is a testament to Peruvian heritage, blending ancient geometric principles with contemporary jewelry craftsmanship.

Product Highlights

Authentic Inka Symbolism: Genuine Chakana cross design inspired by ancient Peruvian geometric art
Premium Craftsmanship: 100% handcrafted sterling silver construction
Versatile Styling: Rings with intricate Chakana geometric patterns
Cultural Heritage: Represents the symbolic Andean cross of the Inka civilization

Design Specifications

Material: Solid Sterling Silver
Design Technique: Precision linear geometry and symmetrical patterns
Inspiration: Ancient Peruvian Inka architectural and cultural designs
Compatibility: Perfectly pairs with Huayruro necklaces

The Artistic Legacy

Created by international award-winning designer Evelyn Brooks, this ring continues a remarkable 50-year family legacy of jewelry design. Combining her deep Peruvian roots with contemporary artistic vision, Evelyn crafts eco-friendly, innovative pieces that tell a story of cultural connection.

Designer Highlights

Heritage: Deeply rooted in Peruvian artistic traditions
Innovation: Eco-friendly and modern design approach
Recognition: International award-winning designer
Legacy: Continuing a 50-year family jewelry design tradition

Styling Versatility

Perfect for:

Cultural art enthusiasts
Those seeking meaningful, symbolic jewelry
Individuals passionate about Peruvian heritage
Fashion-forward accessories collectors

Peruvian Inka Chakana Cross | Sterling Silver Ring | Cultural Jewelry

Why Choose the Chakana Rings?

More than just an accessory, this ring is a wearable piece of Peruvian history. Its reversible design and intricate geometric patterns offer a unique way to connect with the rich cultural tapestry of the Inka civilization.