• Material: 925 sterling silver and reclaimed buffalo horn.
• Weight: 3.0 grams.
• Size: 3.5 x 2.3 cm.
• Technique: Hand carving on horn with prong setting in silver.
• Detail: Muiraquitã silhouette with highlighted silver beads.
• Finish: Satin horn; mirror-polished silver.
• Note: Chain sold separately.

History and Significance:
The muiraquitã, sacred charm of the Icamiabas, stands for protection, health, and fertility. In this Pará reading, reclaimed buffalo horn brings a living, natural character to the piece. Silver shapes the sacred outline, while organic matter recalls rivers, forest, and cycles. A compact emblem of Amazonian memory, affection, and belonging crafted for lasting everyday meaning.

Style on fine silver chains (45–55 cm) to frame the cut, or on a leather cord for a rustic feel. Works with polished or oxidized silver, linen, denim, and earth tones; black heightens contrast. Unisex and great for layering with plain pieces. A meaningful gift that moves from daily outfits to special moments with comfort and clear visual impact.

The mix of 925 sterling and reclaimed horn yields a singular contrast of shine and organic texture. Hand carving and prong architecture enhance volume, and subtle variations make each pendant one of a kind. Jewelry and talisman in one: conscious design, light yet expressive, carrying the muiraquitã narrative of Amazonian protection to accompany personal stories over time.