ISSUE N°3: MAYAKOBA COLLECTION - Part 2 Azure Waters

Let's Get Into the Mayakoba Mood!

 Sophie Blake NY's Mayakoba collection is inspired by five key colors that celebrate the very best of Mexican jewelry. 
Escape with us to Mexico through our mood board inspirations.
Sophie Blake NY's Mayakoba collection is inspired by.....

 Azure (Turquoise)
Mexican turquoise jewelry began over 2,000 years ago with native tribes using turquoise in their jewelry to craft beads that could be traded as currency and to create beautiful jewelry. 



 Aztec jewelry makers used turquoise and other gemstones to honor their gods. "Xiuhtecuhtli was the Aztec god of fire and the name roughly translates to “Turquoise Lord!” Aztec artists made turquoise masks, statues, and mosaics in his honor".




























Stay tuned for Issue N°3: Part 3 as we share the next key color and mood of our Mayakoba collection. 
What Inspires You? 

We want to know what inspires you too and how you express yourself with SOPHIE BLAKE NY jewelry!

The SB Journal - Issue N°3 Part 3 - EarthBound! 

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