The Muiraquitã is a frog-shaped amulet or pendant traditionally crafted by indigenous tribes in the Amazon rainforest, particularly in Brazil. These charms are typically made from green stone, such as jade or other minerals, and are believed to carry protective and spiritual significance. Historically, they were worn as symbols of good luck, strength, and connection to nature.

Today, the Muiraquitã is celebrated as a symbol of Amazonian heritage and is often incorporated into jewelry, such as necklaces, bracelets, and pendants. Modern artisans recreate these pieces using sustainable materials, preserving the traditional craftsmanship while adapting to contemporary styles. It has become a meaningful and eco-conscious accessory, representing both cultural pride and environmental awareness.

These  air cold porcelain Muiraquitã are made by an Amazonian artisan and carry the energy of her indigenous ancestors.

Material: cornstarch, white glue, natural preservatives.

Find the one you want on 5th, 6th and 7th pictures.

NOT FOR KIDS who like to swallow pretty colorful things, keep away from your dogs as they seem to love these seeds!