Necklaces

A talisman necklace featuring a circular center stone set in a Chakana, the Andean symbol of the Incan civilization. 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 of it. This chakana has a colored central stone. Strung on a black braided cord with a silver-tone bead. Choice of colors. Handmade in Peru.

A chakana talisman necklace made of Machu Picchu stone, with the Andean symbol of the Incan civilization. Derived from the Quechua (traditional language of the Incas) word chakay, meaning to cross or to bridge, this chakana is a 3-stepped symmetric cross, with a hole through its center. Strung on black cord sometimes with a silvertone bead.

Machu Picchu stone is a type of serpentine found in the area around Machu Picchu. Each item is unique and handmade in Peru.

Delightful chakana talisman necklace made of four different colored stones, shaped into the Andean symbol of the Incan civilization. Derived from the Quechua (traditional language of the Incas) word chakay, meaning to cross or to bridge, a chakana is a three-stepped symmetric cross with a hole through the center. Strung on a braided black cord with a silvertone bead. Handmade in Peru.

A chakana talisman necklace made of Machu Picchu stone, with the Andean symbol of the Incan civilization. Derived from the Quechua (traditional language of the Incas) word chakay, meaning to cross or to bridge, this chakana is a 3-stepped symmetric cross, with a hole through its center. 

Machu Picchu stone is a type of serpentine found in the area around Machu Picchu. Uniquely hand carved in Peru.

The Andean symbol of the Incan civilization, our chakana talisman necklace is created from Machu Picchu stone. Derived from Quechua, the traditional language of the Incas, the word chakay, means to cross or to bridge, between this world and the otherworlds. Our chakana represents the 3-stepped symmetric cross, with a beveled hole in the center.

Machu Picchu stone is a type of serpentine found in the area around Machu Picchu. Cross comes in three sizes (1.2", 1.3", and 1.4"-1.5") and is strung on a 24 inch black cord. Uniquely hand carved in Peru.

Distinct fragrance of wood sustainably harvested from the Palo Santo tree. Solid wood chakana cross dangles from a round black cord adjustable with sliding knots for the length you want.

• Measures 1.75" x 1.75"
• Black 24" adjustable cord

The Andean symbol of the Incan civilization, our chakana talisman necklace is created from black and white stones in a horizontal pattern. Derived from Quechua, the traditional language of the Incas, the word chakay, means to cross or to bridge, between this world and the other worlds. A chakana is a 3-stepped symmetric cross, sometimes with a hole in the center. Strung on a black cord with a silver-tone accent bead.

Each item is unique and handmade in Peru. Choice of white top or black top.

The Andean symbol of the Incan civilization, chakana talisman necklace is created from black and white stones in diagonal placement. 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 braided cord with a silver-tone accent bead. Hand carved in Peru.

A handwrought .950 sterling silver chakana-shaped pendant showcases natural stone and shell colors. Expertly inlaid with lapis, spondylus, chrysocolla, and mother of pearl. Handcrafted in Cuzco, Peru.

Choice of chain length. 

The Andean symbol of the Incan civilization, our chakana talisman necklace is created from Andean Serpentine and Andean Alabaster in vertical placement. 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 braided black cord with a silver-tone accent bead. Hand carved in Peru.

Stunning sterling silver and deep blue lapis chakana pendant. Features a swirling spiral motif inlaid with mother of pearl. Comes with a 19"-19.5" sterling silver chain.

Handcrafted in Cuzco, Peru. Measures .875" across.

Our hand-wrought sterling silver chakana shaped pendant necklace bears the carvings of Andean cosmology animal symbols of the four directions: condor in the north, cougar in the east, serpent in the south and hummingbird in the west. The center contains circle contains a polished abalone. This piece is crafted in Peru.

Choice of chain length.

Stunningly simple and elegant, our hand-wrought sterling silver chakana pendant rises softly with its slightly convex surface giving a graceful curve. The chakana shape is rich in shamanic symbolism. Skillfully handcrafted in Peru. 

2 inch

• 33 grams
• 20 inch Sterling Silver Chain
• Bale is 0.5 inch

1 inch

• 6.9 grams
• 20 inch Sterling Silver Chain
• Bale is .25 inch

Our stunningly simple and elegant hand-wrought 950 sterling silver chakana-shaped pendant is a perfect piece and one of the most enduring symbols of the Inca civilization. Who would think that a pendant so simple would be packed with so much meaning and symbolism from Incan mythology?

The surface of this pendant is a smooth, flat plane. Handcrafted in Peru. 

Soar with the Andean condor who was known for carrying messages to the gods. With wings spread, our striking silver pendant features colorful inlays of shell and semiprecious stones. Condor bears the protection of a round shield, emblazoned with the sacred chakana. Beautiful sterling silver chain included. Handcrafted in Peru.

Our hand-wrought 950 sterling silver chakana shaped pendant necklace bears the etchings of Andean animal totems of the four directions. Accented with stones, this piece is crafted in Peru.

Version One has condor in the north, cougar in the east, serpent in the south and hummingbird in the west. 

Version Two has hummingbird in the north, condor in the east, serpent in the south, and cougar in the west.