Journey of Strength

The Marajoara earrings are a unique and memorable jewelry piece inspired by the symbolism of the oar, a tool utilized by Amazonian communities for river navigation. These pieces are crafted from .925 sterling silver and feature local inlaid technique that use natural pigments such as chestnut sea urchin, dried pastel, and resin, causing minimal impact on the environment. The island of Marajó, situated in northern Brazil, serves as the source of inspiration for this piece, imbuing it with the mystery and cultural richness of the region.

The oar holds great significance for the indigenous people residing along the river banks, and its shape is incorporated as a symbol of strength and direction. The oar is also viewed as a metaphor for life's journey, guiding us from one place to another and symbolizing the power to forge ahead.

However, there is much more to the oar than just being used a tool for navigation or a metaphor of life's journey. To the indigenous and riverine communities, the oar has a mystical aspect, serving as a bridge between the material and spiritual worlds. Through their design and the materials used, the Marajoara earrings represent the intricate interweaving of the physical and spiritual aspects of life and embody the rich cultural heritage of the region.

Handmade in .925 sterling silver, the black color is achieved using a local inlay technique.

Storage: Store your earrings in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
Care: Sterling silver tarnishes naturally. To maintain its shine, gently polish your earrings with a soft, non-abrasive polishing cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or jewelry cleaners.