Additional information
| Dimensions | 35 × 35 mm |
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Stone / Colour
Pure Silver
The silver jewellery before polishing, crystals and corals
950 Sterling Silver
All InkaDesigns’ jewellery are made of pure peruvian silver and are handmade by well-known silversmiths / artisans in Cusco, Peru. The silver level is 950 (95%) Sterling Silver, and each piece of jewellery is provided with a silver stamp.
Even though the price for silver is increasing far too quick, I have, however, succeeded in making a fine agreement with both Senorita Mercedes and her family at the workshop in Cusco, Peru and with Senorita Angelica. All jewellery are stamped 950 (Sterling Silver).
An in order to be quite certain, the jewellery have been acid tested here in Denmark and it is silver all the way through.
» Read more about the Crystals and Corals
Sodalite
Good against Infection – Good at letting go of fear– Promotes Communication
Good against Infection – Good at letting go of fear– Promotes Communication
Sodalite is a powerful blue stone, better known than any other stone, helps you to let go of fear and reservations. The blue sodalite creates peace and order, courage and overview; it assists you in expressing your wishes and thoughts and in making the right decisions as quickly as possible.
The energy of the Sodalite helps you to focus on the essential matters without being disturbed by emotions or impulses. If you will have to learn how to communicate clearly – or to mediate or negotiate – then choose a Sodalite . Put the Sodalite in your pocket, wear it as a piece of jewellery or leave a piece of Sodalite on your desk. Physically, the blue stone is good against inflammation of the throat as well as other infectionary illnesses.
Symbol
Inka Cross
Geometry of the Inka Cross
The Inka Cross or Chakana is a strong symbol of the old cultures of the Andes and is considered the most complete, holy, geometric design of the Inkas. This symbol is often found in old places and holy centers in the Andes in Peru and in Bolivia.
The Chakana has had, and still has, a considerable meaning to the Inkas and it also represents many meanings in its design.
Each of the 12 steps have a meaning:
- One of the sides signifies Future, Present and Past. Another interpretation is Munay for love and force; Yachay for wisdom, and Llankay for work.
- Another for Hana Pacha - Heaven. The Upper World, Kay Pacha –The Earth. This World, Uqha Pacha –The Underworld.
- A third for Peace or Upper Consciousness, War or (day)consciousness, Intelligence or sub/unconsciousness
- The last one stands for the holy animals: Condor/Eagle, Cougar/Puma, Serpent
The 4 sides:
- North: The element of Air, to know
- West: The element of Earth, to wish
- South: The element of Fire, to dare
- East: The element of Water, to be silent
- The four big stars of the Southern Cross
Top, Bottom, Center:
- The top stands for Wiracocha/God and the bottom for Pachamama/Mother Earth.
- Center / “hole”: represents the Inkan capital Cusco, the center for the Inkan Empire or the people who lived in the middle of the 3 lives, in the middle of the 4 elements and in the middle of the Universe, a Gate between the various levels.
You can read more about the Inka Cross here >>>
