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The Andean symbol of the Incan civilization, our chakana talisman necklace is created from colorful stones in a diagonal pattern. Derived from the Quechua, traditional language of the Incas, word chakay, meaning to cross or to bridge, a chakana is a 3-stepped symmetric cross, sometimes with a hole in the center. Strung on black cord with a silvertone accent bead. Each item is unique and handmade in Peru. Learn More

The Andean symbol of the Incan civilization, our chakana talisman necklace is created from colorful stones in a vertical pattern. Derived from Quechua, the traditional language of the Incas, the word chakay, means to cross or to bridge, as between this world and the otherworlds.  A chakana is a 3-stepped symmetric cross, sometimes with a hole in the center. Strung on black cord with a silvertone accent bead. Each item is unique and handmade in Peru. Learn More

The Andean symbol of the Incan civilization, our chakana talisman necklace is created from colorful stones in a horizontal pattern. Derived from Quechua, the traditional language of the Incas, the word chakay, means to cross or to bridge, as between this world and the otherworlds.  A chakana is a 3-stepped symmetric cross, sometimes with a hole in the center. Strung on black cord with a silvertone accent bead. Each item is unique and handmade in Peru. Learn More

The Andean symbol of the Incan civilization, our chakana talisman necklace is created from colorful stones in a horizontal pattern. Derived from Quechua, the traditional language of the Incas, the word chakay, means to cross or to bridge, as between this world and the otherworld. A chakana is a 3-stepped symmetric cross, sometimes with a hole in the center. Strung on black cord with a orange huayruro bead. Each item is unique and handmade in Peru. Learn More

The Andean symbol of the Incan civilization, our chakana talisman necklace is created from colorful stones in a vertical pattern. Derived from the Quechua, traditional language of the Incas, word chakay, meaning to cross or to bridge, a chakana is a 3-stepped symmetric cross, sometimes with a hole in the center. Strung on black cord with a silvertone accent bead. Hand carved in Peru. Learn More

The Andean symbol of the Incan civilization, our chakana talisman necklace is created from colorful stones in a horizontal pattern. Derived from the Quechua, traditional language of the Incas, word chakay, meaning to cross or to bridge, a chakana is a 3-stepped symmetric cross, sometimes with a hole in the center. Strung on black cord with a silvertone accent bead. Hand carved in Peru. Learn More

A stunning chankna talisman necklace made of colorful diagonally placed stones in the Andean symbol of the Incan civilization. Derived from Quechua, the traditional language of the Incas, chakay, means to cross or to bridge. The chakana is a 3-stepped symmetric cross sometimes with a hole in the center. Strung on black cord with a silvertone bead. Each item is unique and handmade in Peru. Learn More

A stunning chankna talisman necklace made of colorful diagonally placed stones in the Andean symbol of the Incan civilization. Derived from Quechua, the traditional language of the Incas, chakay, means to cross or to bridge. The chakana is a 3-stepped symmetric cross sometimes with a hole in the center. Strung on black cord with a silvertone bead. Each item is unique and handmade in Peru. Learn More

This chakana talisman necklace made of hand-carved Machupicchu stone, with a mother of pearl circle at its center, hangs from a black woven cord with silvertone bead. Made in Peru. Learn More