Heritage & Inspiration

Inspired by Colombia’s Indigenous heritage, this elegant jewelry set brings together two distinct cultural references: the ceremonial artistry of the Quimbaya tradition, represented by the iconic Poporo Quimbaya, and Sué, the Muisca Sun deity.

Although these traditions belong to different Indigenous cultures, they share a meaningful connection through the sacred symbolism historically associated with gold. Its radiant appearance evokes light, warmth, life, and the divine.

This set features gold-plated rhodium pieces, finished with sparkling zircon stones. The earrings and pendant are designed as a contemporary interpretation of the elegant, ceremonial forms associated with the Poporo Quimbaya, with the pendant offering a larger expression of the design.

Product Details:

• Set includes: a pair of earrings and a matching pendant.
• Material: rhodium base with a gold-plated finish.
• Stones: sparkling zircon accents.
• Design: inspired by the ornamental silhouette and ceremonial character of the Poporo Quimbaya.
• Pendant: larger statement version of the design.
• Cultural inspiration: Quimbaya goldwork and the symbolism of Sué, the Muisca Sun deity.
• Craftsmanship: a contemporary jewelry interpretation of Colombia’s pre-Columbian artistic heritage.

This design does not merge the two traditions as one. Instead, Sué Loré creates a respectful artistic dialogue between them, transforming ancestral Colombian symbolism into contemporary jewelry that celebrates the enduring connection between gold, light, heritage, and the sacred.