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RÍO CLARO

a story about the shapes of water

Rio Claro is a biological paradise found along the “Rio Claro del Norte” basin, in the central Andean region of Colombia. In its territory there are several geological faults that have contributed a great mineral wealth, which has been molding its forms with the passage of water.

Beautiful basin of Río Claro del Norte, with its crystalline turquoise green waters and its majestic stones with organic shapes

A STORY ABOUT THE SHAPES OF WATER

The crystalline and irrepressible water of this river finds its way sliding through the territory and nourishing the tropical humid forest that is on its banks. 

Just as the stones direct the path of the water, the water projects its irregular, asymmetric and unpredictable shape on them, complementing each other and creating a joint story in which both act as the negative of the other. 

The transparency of its currents allows us to clearly observe what is at its bottom, a floor full of colors and textures.By being submerged in its waters we become part of that history that gradually leaves its mark on the stones and on us.

Beautiful light stone slab with organic shapes carved by water

CARRY THE FORMS OF WATER ON YOUR SKIN

Close-up of some earrings made of hand-blown turquoise glass and recycled silver from x-rays on a white background

MATERIALS

For this collection we use recycled sterling silver together with hand-blown glass. On it are printed the patterns that the water has carved on the stones of Río Claro over time. Likewise, the translucency of glass allows these shapes to be projected on different surfaces, just as water projects its shape on rocks.

Texture of water waves in green color.

CONTRIBUTE TO THE CONSERVATION OF THE TROPICAL HUMID FOREST

Did you know that with the purchase of any jewel in the collection RÍO CLARO you conserve an area of tropical humid forest of Magdalena Medio. For this we allied with O2 RESERVE whose main mission is the preservation and protection of this wonderful and unique ecosystem. They protect this area by taxing the land as a Civil Society Nature Reserve. 

Toucan resting on a

WITH YOUR HELP WE HAVE ACHIEVED

Retain as a civil society reserve

16'043

of Tropical Humid Forest in the Magdalena

Learn more about this initiative here

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