Mixed Monkey Earring with Cocoa Leaf

The monkey and the butterfly, animals with a key role in the distribution of cacao in its natural cycle. The wisdom of nature protecting an ancestral fruit, a gift from the Earth.

MEASUREMENTS: Length 5.5 cm.

Designs made of .925 Mexican silver. You are purchasing a natural product, so the colors and shapes of the stones and some materials may vary. These components of our jewelry are subject to availability. We appreciate your understanding. Photographs with stones of other colors or more than one item are merely illustrative.

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"These long asymmetrical earrings are an artisanal jewel for women made with .925 sterling silver, amber from Chiapas, coral, turquoise and jadeite flower. In this piece we can see on the left side a spider monkey eating cocoa and on the right a monarch butterfly perched on a cocoa leaf. For this new collection, we let ourselves be hypnotized by the beauty of the colorful cob that blooms from the imposing cocoa plantation, protecting within itself such a delicious ancestral seed, which, like gold for the Aztecs, fills our culture and tradition with value. And we pay tribute to the species that live and help in its conservation, such as in this case the pollinators. Cocoa is a seed with surprising properties: it is rich in antioxidants, and also has minerals such as potassium, magnesium and iron, which give it anti-inflammatory and cardiovascular protection characteristics.
Cocoa is Mexico's contribution to the world.

The Olmec civilization was the first to discover the taste of cocoa, which they mixed with water and garnished with spices, chillies and herbs. It was called Xocolatl. It was consumed in ceremonies. They were also the first to start cultivating it.