Pakal Pendant Necklace | Serpentine Beads | Mayan Pre-Columbian Style | Guatemalan Jade Inspired

Carry the face of K’inich Janaab’ Pakal — the great Mayan king of Palenque — in a 35mm serpentine pendant surrounded by dark green serpentine beads in the style of ancient Guatemalan jade. A wearable piece of living Mayan history, handcrafted for those drawn to the depth of Mesoamerican culture.

• Pendant: Pakal face — 35mm, carved serpentine stone
• Necklace: Serpentine beads in Guatemalan jade style — 58cm (23")
• Style: Mayan pre-Columbian, artisan handmade

About Pakal — K’inich Janaab’ Pakal of Palenque

Pakal the Great ruled the Mayan city of Palenque from 615 to 683 CE, overseeing one of the most remarkable periods of artistic and architectural achievement in Mesoamerican history. His tomb, discovered beneath the Temple of the Inscriptions, contained a stunning jade death mask — one of the most iconic artifacts of the ancient Maya world. This pendant honors his legacy.

Serpentine Stone — Properties

• Historical Significance: Revered by ancient civilizations for centuries as a sacred stone of adornment and spiritual power
• Aesthetic Appeal: Deep green hues and mesmerizing patterns — each piece unique, reflecting the natural beauty of the earth
• Spiritual Connection: Evokes tranquility and inner peace, fostering harmony with the universe
• Transformation: Associated with change, releasing emotional blockages, and fostering a positive attitude
• Protection: Creates a shield against negative energies and promotes harmony in relationships

From the Maya to the Aztecs, serpentine jade has woven a tapestry of tradition and heritage across continents and cultures.