![]() Washington, DC Boutique Features Handmade Peruvian Silver Jewelry Pop-Up Store for Valentine’s Day GiftsWuayra Peruvian Silver Jewelry Opens for 3 Days Only, January 27 through 29, at 13th and U Streets NW in Rosies and Rockers Boutique
By: Wuayra Peruvian Silver Jewelry Dating back to before the Incas, Peru is known for artisans that make bold, unique silver jewelry. Wuayra is a woman-owned enterprise that was born from a passion for Peruvian jewelry and culture. Wuayra seeks out the finest producers and artisans of silver jewelry and fashion products from Peru for sale in the United States. The goal of Wuayra is to provide a sustainable business where customers can afford to own a piece of Peruvian culture while at the same time supporting the producers and artisans with a fair price for their work. Featured artisans at the pop-up include Rosario Julca and Rider Fernandez. Rosario is from Northern Peru and began designing jewelry after a successful public service career. Her styles are dominated with 950 sterling silver and semiprecious stones. Rider Fernandez of Lima, Peru began as an apprentice at age 16. After 30 plus years, he has his own shop of trained artisans specializing in sterling silver filigree fine jewelry. At the pop-up, Wuayra will have sterling silver jewelry including women’s bracelets, earrings, rings, and necklaces as well as men’s cufflinks available for sale. Wuayra is committed to representing Peruvian culture responsibly and ethically by offering customers the finest Peruvian silver jewelry and artisan products. Popping up at Rosies and Rockers, customers gain the opportunity to see and purchase a distinct style of fine jewelry from Peru for Valentine’s Day. The pop-up will be open inside Rosies and Rockers Boutique from noon to 8:00 PM Wednesday, January 27 through Friday, January 29th at 2001 13th Street NW, Washington, DC. Visit https://www.wuayra.com/ Media Contact Wuayra Peruvian Silver Jewelry info@wuayra.com Photos: https://www.prlog.org/ https://www.prlog.org/ https://www.prlog.org/ End
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