Lucky Hopper
Lucky Hopper
Product Story
Product Story
This .925 silver necklace features an exclusive local inlaid technique found only in northern Brazil. The intricate design comes to life with mineral pigments from the stunning malachite stone, creating a colorful and vibrant piece that is sure to captivate anyone who lays their eyes upon it.
Inspired by the legendary muiraquitã, a small frog that holds a special place in the hearts of those living in the Amazon region, this necklace pays homage to the local folklore. According to the tales, the muiraquitã was crafted by indigenous people residing along the banks of the Amazon River. On moonlit nights, when the land was bathed in a soft, warm glow, these people would dive into a nearby lake to search for the most beautiful stones. They would swiftly shape these stones into small talismanic frogs and offer them to their loved ones, who would wear them as necklaces for good luck on their hunting expeditions.
Even today, many people believe in the power of the muiraquitã and consider it a lucky charm that brings happiness and joy to its possessor. This necklace represents a modern interpretation of this timeless tradition, merging the rich cultural heritage of the Amazon region with the craftsmanship and beauty of silver jewelry. Whether you're seeking a special piece to wear on an occasion or simply looking to add a touch of color to your everyday style, this .925 silver necklace is certain to bring you happiness and good luck wherever you go.
Product Details
Product Details
Necklace and pendant are handmade in .925 sterling silver. The pendant utilize a local inlay technique that recycles mineral pigments from malachite stones to create the green color.
Care Guide
Care Guide
Silver: Gently buff the silver with a soft, non-abrasive polishing cloth to maintain its shine and prevent tarnish buildup. Avoid using harsh chemicals or cleaners, as they can damage the silver.
Remove your necklace before showering, swimming, or engaging in activities that involve harsh chemicals or excessive force. The silver and inlay are susceptible to damage from these elements.