Miniature gold plated, reproduction of pre-Colombian gold artifact most likely a facial ornament that connected to then nose and covered the mouth
The pendant is 15 long x 12mm wide
These very nicely cast and richly plated mini pendants are perfect for earrings or delicate necklaces
Prior to the Spanish conquest Colombia was settled by the Muisca, Quimbaya, Sinu, Tayrona and Calima cultures. They practiced agriculture and developed pottery, gold-smithing and stone cutting techniques
These museum quality reproductions are cast in lead-free pewter, then given a double plating of 24karat gold, and a lacquer coat to prevent protect the finish.
Gold in the pre-conquest cultures of Colombia had more than financial value, it represented a spiritual connection to the life giving sun, their deities, and the yellow color of the staple food, maize, aka corn.
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