• Material: 925 silver, ensuring durability and shine.
• Weight: 1.1 grams, lightweight and perfect for daily wear.
• Size: 2.2 x 0.8 cm, ideal dimensions for a subtle touch of elegance.
• Painting Technique: Esmaltação Paraense, an art form that brings vibrant colors and cultural richness to the piece.
• Chain: Sold separately, allowing customization to match your style.

In Afro-Brazilian culture and local traditions of Pará, cups are often used as offerings to feminine entities linked to love and passion. The esmaltação paraense technique, typical of the region, has roots in Indigenous and caboclo craftsmanship, incorporating symbols and colors that evoke Amazonian spirituality and nature. This charm pays homage to these traditions, capturing the essence of ceremonies and rituals that celebrate the feminine and the connection to the sacred.

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This charm can be hung on a delicate chain for a subtle look or paired with other amulets in a more elaborate necklace. Perfect for those who value pieces with cultural and artistic meaning, whether for everyday wear or special occasions.

The esmaltação paraense ensures vibrant and long-lasting colors, while the 925 silver offers quality and sophistication. Additionally, the design inspired by sacred offerings turns this piece into a symbol of tradition and devotion, connecting the wearer to the cultural roots of Northern Brazil.