.925 sterling silver. Bail fits up to a 8mm chain.

Length: 40mm

A Tumi is a ceremonial knife used by ancient cultures in the Andean region of South America, particularly the Moche, Chimú, and Inca civilizations. It features a semi-circular blade with a decorative handle. Tumi knives were primarily used for sacrifices, surgical procedures like trepanation, or as burial artifacts.

Featuring a semi-circular blade design, the pendant symbolizes the rising and setting sun—a revered emblem of life, renewal, and cosmic energy in Andean culture.

The intricately detailed handle showcases a depiction of a mythical deity, such as Naylamp or the sun god Inti, honoring the divine connection between humanity and the celestial realm. This central figure is rendered with precision, representing wisdom, protection, and spiritual power.

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