"The Deity" Necklace by S by Salanitro, Yellow Gold, Tsavorite and Diamonds

Xipe Totec, which means "our lord the flayed one" in Nahuatl, is a deity in Aztec mythology associated with the renewal of nature, agriculture, and bountiful nighttime rains. He is also revered as the patron deity of artisans and craftsmen.

Owning The Sacrifice brings into your life the profound connection to nature's renewal.

COLLECTION : SACRIFICE
TYPE : RING
REFERENCE : SBS.029.BAG01.A

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
TOTAL NUMBER OF STONES : 42
TOTAL NUMBER OF CARATS : 1,18 CTS
DETAILS OF THE STONES :
DIAMONDS FG-VS : 0,16 CTS
TSAVORITS : 1,02 CTS
STRUCTURE DETAIL : GOLD 3N

Masks were commonly used to represent gods, to turn its wearer into a divine being. Tlaloc, or Chaahk was represented throughout Mexico as the god of the water and the rain. It was therefore one of the most adored gods.

Owning The Deity will connect you with sacred natural forces.

COLLECTION : DEITY
TYPE : NECKLACE
REFERENCE : SBS.028.PDN01.A

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
TOTAL NUMBER OF STONES : 84
TOTAL NUMBER OF CARATS : 0,74 CTS
DETAILS OF THE STONES :
DIAMONDS FG-VS : 0,68 CTS
TSAVORIT : 0.06 CTS
STRUCTURE DETAIL : GOLD PD130

Xipe Totec, which means "our lord the flayed one" in Nahuatl, is a deity in Aztec mythology associated with the renewal of nature, agriculture, and bountiful nighttime rains. He is also revered as the patron deity of artisans and craftsmen.

Owning The Sacrifice brings into your life the profound connection to nature's renewal.

COLLECTION : SACRIFICE
TYPE : NECKLACE
REFERENCE : SBS.029.PDN01.A

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
TOTAL NUMBER OF STONES : 42
TOTAL NUMBER OF CARATS : 0,21 CTS
DETAILS OF THE STONES :
DIAMONDS FG-VS : 0,16 CTS
TSAVORIT : 0,05 CTS
STRUCTURE DETAIL : GOLD 3N

Masks were commonly used to represent gods, to turn its wearer into a divine being. Tlaloc, or Chaahk was represented throughout Mexico as the god of the water and the rain. It was therefore one of the most adored gods.

Owning The Deity will connect you with sacred natural forces.

COLLECTION : DEITY
TYPE : BRACELET
REFERENCE : SBS.028.BRA01.A

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
TOTAL NUMBER OF STONES : 78
TOTAL NUMBER OF CARATS : 0,36 CTS
DETAILS OF THE STONES :
DIAMONDS FG-VS : 0,29 CTS
RUBY : 0,06 CTS
STRUCTURE DETAIL : GOLD 5N

Masks were commonly used to represent gods, to turn its wearer into a divine being. Tlaloc, or Chaahk was represented throughout Mexico as the god of the water and the rain. It was therefore one of the most adored gods.

Owning The Deity will connect you with sacred natural forces.

COLLECTION : DEITY
TYPE : BRACELET
REFERENCE : SBS.028.BCO02.A

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
TOTAL NUMBER OF STONES : 98
TOTAL NUMBER OF CARATS : 0,34 CTS
DETAILS OF THE STONES :
DIAMONDS FG-VS : 0,34 CTS
STRUCTURE DETAIL : GOLD 5N

War was an important subject for the American ancient cultures. Usually the god of war was also the patron of the warriors and occasionally they painted their faces in the same manner as to pay homage and become gods themselves.

Owning the Warrior connect you to bravery and homage to the gods of war, inspiring strength and resilience.

COLLECTION : THE WARRIOR
TYPE : NECKLACE
REFERENCE : SBS.023.PDN01.A

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
TOTAL NUMBER OF STONES : 146
TOTAL NUMBER OF CARATS : 1,54 CTS
DETAILS OF THE STONES :
BLACK DIAMONDS : 1,48 CTS
RUBY : 0.06 CTS
STRUCTURE DETAIL : GOLD PD130

War was an important subject for the American ancient cultures. Usually the god of war was also the patron of the warriors and occasionally they painted their faces in the same manner as to pay homage and become gods themselves.

Owning the Warrior connect you to bravery and homage to the gods of war, inspiring strength and resilience.

COLLECTION : DOUBLE-WARRIOR
TYPE : EARRINGS
REFERENCE : SBS.023.BCO01.A

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
TOTAL NUMBER OF STONES : 276
TOTAL NUMBER OF CARATS : 1,33 CTS
DETAILS OF THE STONES :
DIAMONDS FG-VS : 1,04 CTS
SAPHIR : 0,29 CTS
STRUCTURE DETAIL : GOLD PD130

War was an important subject for the American ancient cultures. Usually the god of war was also the patron of the warriors and occasionally they painted their faces in the same manner as to pay homage and become gods themselves.

Owning the Warrior connect you to bravery and homage to the gods of war, inspiring strength and resilience.

NB In the second image, the two rings are for illustration purposes only and are sold separately

COLLECTION : THE WARRIOR
TYPE : KNUCKLE RING
REFERENCE : SBS.023.BAG02.A

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
TOTAL NUMBER OF STONES : 46
TOTAL NUMBER OF CARATS : 0,36 CTS
DETAILS OF THE STONES :
DIAMONDS FG-VS : 0,29 CTS
SAPHIR : 0,07 CTS
STRUCTURE DETAIL : GOLD PD130

War was an important subject for the American ancient cultures. Usually the god of war was also the patron of the warriors and occasionally they painted their faces in the same manner as to pay homage and become gods themselves.

Owning the Warrior connect you to bravery and homage to the gods of war, inspiring strength and resilience.

NB In the second image, the two rings are for illustration purposes only and are sold separately

COLLECTION : THE WARRIOR
TYPE : RING
REFERENCE : SBS.023.BAG01.A

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
TOTAL NUMBER OF STONES : 46
TOTAL NUMBER OF CARATS : 0,36 CTS
DETAILS OF THE STONES :
DIAMONDS FG-VS : 0,29 CTS
SAPHIR : 0,07 CTS
STRUCTURE DETAIL : GOLD PD130

Masks were commonly used to represent gods, to turn its wearer into a divine being. Tlaloc, or Chaahk was represented throughout Mexico as the god of the water and the rain. It was therefore one of the most adored gods.

Owning The Deity will connect you with sacred natural forces.

COLLECTION : DEITY
TYPE : RING
REFERENCE : SBS.028.BAG01.A

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
TOTAL NUMBER OF STONES : 78
TOTAL NUMBER OF CARATS : 0,3 CTS
DETAILS OF THE STONES :
DIAMONDS FG-VS : 0,3 CTS
STRUCTURE DETAIL : GOLD 3N

War was an important subject for the American ancient cultures. Usually the god of war was also the patron of the warriors and occasionally they painted their faces in the same manner as to pay homage and become gods themselves.

Owning the Warrior connect you to bravery and homage to the gods of war, inspiring strength and resilience.

COLLECTION : THE WARRIOR
TYPE : NECKLACE
REFERENCE : SBS.023.PDN03.A

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
TOTAL NUMBER OF STONES : 20
TOTAL NUMBER OF CARATS : 0,18 CTS
DETAILS OF THE STONES :
DIAMONDS FG-VS : 0,12 CTS
SAPPHIRES : 0.06 CTS
STRUCTURE DETAIL : GOLD 5N

Xipe Totec, which means "our lord the flayed one" in Nahuatl, is a deity in Aztec mythology associated with the renewal of nature, agriculture, and bountiful nighttime rains. He is also revered as the patron deity of artisans and craftsmen.

Owning The Sacrifice brings into your life the profound connection to nature's renewal.

COLLECTION : SACRIFICE
TYPE : EARRINGS
REFERENCE : SBS.029.BCO01.A

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
TOTAL NUMBER OF STONES : 82
TOTAL NUMBER OF CARATS : 2,35 CTS
DETAILS OF THE STONES :
DIAMONDS FG-VS : 0,31 CTS
TSAVORITS : 2,04 CTS
STRUCTURE DETAIL : GOLD 3N

War was an important subject for the American ancient cultures. Usually the god of war was also the patron of the warriors and occasionally they painted their faces in the same manner as to pay homage and become gods themselves.

Owning the Warrior connect you to bravery and homage to the gods of war, inspiring strength and resilience.

COLLECTION : DOUBLE-WARRIOR
TYPE : NECKLACE
REFERENCE : SBS.023.PDN02.A

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
TOTAL NUMBER OF STONES : 150
TOTAL NUMBER OF CARATS : 0,36 CTS
DETAILS OF THE STONES :
DIAMONDS FG-VS : 0,56 CTS
SAPHIR : 0,15 CTS
STRUCTURE DETAIL : GOLD PD130