Quetzal Eclipse Maya Pendant
Zandra Lorena Sajbin designs a pendant in honor of Maya astronomy, featuring a handcrafted sterling silver piece with symbolic elements inspired by ancient celestial observations.
The pendant showcases a quetzal bird on the dark green jade side, with a temple motif. The black jade side displays a smooth crescent moon, representing the Maya belief that eclipses were moments when the galaxy took a breath, influencing human thought and awareness.
Product Details
| Material | Sterling silver, jade |
|---|---|
| Chain Type | Mariner chain |
| Clasp | Spring ring clasp |
| Finish | High polish |
| Dimensions | 18 in. L; 2 mm W; Pendant: 1.2 in. L x 0.9 in. W x 0.2 in. D |
FAQ
What does the Maya eclipse symbolism represent in this pendant?
The pendant reflects Maya belief that eclipses were moments when the galaxy took a breath, symbolizing a pause in the cosmos that influenced human consciousness and spiritual awareness.
Is the jade in the pendant natural?
Yes, the jade used in the pendant is natural, with one side being dark green and the other black, both hand-selected for their texture and color.
How is the pendant finished?
The pendant has a high polish finish, giving it a smooth and reflective surface that enhances the detail of the design.
Fiona Duncan –
The pendant is beautifully crafted with intricate details. The contrast between the green and black jade is striking, and the quetzal bird design feels authentic to Maya traditions. It makes a meaningful statement and is perfect for someone interested in cultural symbolism.
Jessica Springer –
I love how the pendant combines nature and ancient astronomy. The craftsmanship is evident in every detail. The mariner chain adds a subtle elegance, and it fits well with my everyday outfits.
Ava Pullman –
The design is unique and thoughtful. The jade quality is good, and the pendant feels solid. It’s a bit small for a statement piece, but it works well as a delicate accent.