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The Meaning of Andean Symbols in Our Jewelry

5 Enero 2024 • Equipo ORO INCA
The Meaning of Andean Symbols in Our Jewelry

Each design in our ORO INCA collection carries centuries of history and deep meaning. Andean symbols are not just decorative; they represent fundamental concepts of the Inca worldview.

Inti - The Sun

Inti, the sun god in Inca mythology, represents power, energy, and life. Jewelry with solar symbols is designed for those seeking strength and vitality in their lives.

Killa - The Moon

Killa symbolizes femininity, fertility, and intuition. Our lunar designs are perfect for women who value their connection with nature and their feminine essence.

Chakana - The Andean Cross

The Chakana represents the connection between the three worlds: Hanan Pacha (upper world), Kay Pacha (earthly world), and Uku Pacha (underworld). It is a symbol of balance and harmony.

Serpent - Transformation

The serpent in Andean iconography represents transformation and renewal. Pieces with this symbol accompany those who are in processes of change and personal growth.

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