In Muisca culture, a tunjo was an offering to the divine, a golden bridge between worlds. Crafted from sacred metals like gold or tumbaga, tunjos were placed in lakes, caves, and temples as tributes to gods, ancestors, and the natural world.

This hand-beaded golden necklace honors that ancient tradition. With four 24k gold-plated charms — each charm carrying both ancestral reverence and refined elegance.

Wear it as an offering of your own: a symbol of connection, memory, and timeless beauty.

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Mami Watta Collections is more than a brand — it’s an artistic movement that rekindles ancient wisdom, giving life to unique jewelry and accessories that celebrate the skill, heritage, and dedication of Indigenous artisans.

Each piece is a work of wearable art, handcrafted by artisans from the Embera Chami tribe of Colombia. It embodies hours of meticulous labor, thoughtful design, and deep cultural imagination.

Every piece can be recreated.
If this design speaks to you and its out of stock, we invite you to commission your own. Our artisans are ready to bring your vision to life — simply reach out through the Contact Form tab.