ERICKA NICOLAS BEGAY's silver rings are Indian jewelry that can be worn with feminine clothing. The design exquisitely combines the brand's unique charm with the traditions of Indian jewelry, and you can enjoy layering them with casual outfits to feminine clothing.
Indian jewelry has a rugged feel, and is especially popular among men, but when you meet a woman who wears it, you admire her sense of style. However, unlike mass-produced jewelry, Indian jewelry is handmade, so it is difficult to imitate like buying trendy items. I had been away from silver for a while, but ERICKA NICOLAS BEGAY's Indian jewelry is Navajo silver, which I was attracted to for its understated style that harmonizes with any outfit and does not assert too much.
Navajo and Navajo Pearls
The Native American Navajo are a tribe that lives in the areas of New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah, and have a history dating back to before the 1500s. Navajo pearls are shiny silver pearls that originate from the silversmithing of the Navajo tribe and are traditionally made. Like many ethnic jewelry, they have been worn as talismans, and are filled with life, friendship, and wishes. The Navajo originally made beaded products that were passed down from generation to generation using stone, wood, and shell materials, but after silver and copper were brought to Japan by Europeans, they have continued to make them using sturdy silver materials to this day.
Unlike ordinary ball chain necklaces, these silver parts with a pearl-like luster are made of high-quality 925 silver, a high-quality material that rivals gold and platinum such as K18. Unlike the masculine image of Indian jewelry, the shine of the high-purity silver is elegant without being too flashy, and the all-handmade texture is attractive.
This ring is a design that adds a twist to such a string of pearls, and one ring will completely change the impression of your hand. Silver is generally considered to be "heavy" and "bulky," but in the case of Navajo pearls, melted silver is made into a plate, first a hemisphere is made, and two hemispheres are welded together to make the pearl hollow, making it light and easy to wear. It is easy to move even when worn on the finger, and is comfortable to wear as a part of everyday life.
Committed to tradition and ease of use
Tracing the history of Indian jewelry, it is said to have begun with silverwork made by the Navajo people in the 18th century. After discovering the Americas, the Navajo mainly made textiles, but were influenced by the turquoise worn by the Spanish and Mexicans and started making jewelry. The making of Indian jewelry, which started as a way to make a living, eventually evolved into decorations for ceremonies and rites, and the technique spread to various surrounding tribes.
ERICKA NICOLAS BEGAY inherits this historic craftsmanship and starts from melting silver material. In recent years, it is said that many Indian jewelry pieces are made by processing plates and parts, but ERICKA NICOLAS BEGAY starts from making the material, with the idea of providing authentic products by adhering to traditional manufacturing methods.
Become something that is loved
ERICKA NICOLAS BEGAY jewelry is not only durable, but can also be cherished as a favorite item because it changes over time. The simple design and lightness are recommended for those who have not found good Indian jewelry until now.
In today's world, where information about various parts of the world is easily accessible and it is easy to visit any remote area, the Indian jewelry industry is also becoming a business. ERICKA NICOLAS BEGAY protects traditional manufacturing methods and creates artisanal products without attaching the image of a designer or appearing in the public eye.
Their special jewelry, which harmonizes with sophisticated modern fashion, is also recommended for those who want to make a lifetime silver Christmas gift or birthday present.
Many accessories may not be worn for a while due to personal trends, but ERICKA NICOLAS BEGAY is a timeless piece that you will want to take out and use again after a while.
Size LEFT | S(7-9): Inner diameter 1.5 x height 2.2 (cm)
M(9-11) Inner diameter 1.6 x height 2.2 (cm) |
Size PEARL | S: Inner diameter 1.5 x height 0.2 (cm)
M: Inner diameter 1.7 x height 0.2 (cm) |
Size TWIST | S: Inner diameter 1.5 x height 0.2 (cm)
M: Inner diameter 1.6 x height 0.2 (cm) |
Weight | LEFT: 5g
PEARL: 2g TWIST: 3g |
Material | Silver |
Country of origin | USA |
Gift box | Gift box is not available for this product. |
ERICKA NICOLAS BEGAY is a brand launched in 2021 by an Indian Navajo woman born in 1966.
Her Indian jewelry, which still cherishes traditional methods of making, is characterized by delicate feminine designs and lovely traditional stamp work.The brand's icon, Navajo Bar, is called Hogan Beads, which represent balls of energy. This is something that is very important to the Navajo people. This is a brand that started producing traditional Navajo pearls in 2021 with the hope that everyone can wear them properly using traditional Navajo pearls.
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