Ica Stone
$10.00
"ICA STONE"
The first curiosity of Ica stones lies in the very location where these stones were found in the Nazca Desert.
The famous Nazca lines (symbols) were presumably created by ancient Indian cultures in the Peruvian high plateau and are still unsolved enigmas.
Nazca geoglyphs, commonly called Nazca lines, are large figures drawn on the ground, often of stylized animals, sometimes simple lines several kilometers long, visible in the Nazca desert, in southern Peru.
Discovered in 1927, these geoglyphs are the result of the Nazca civilization, a pre-Inca culture that developed between 300 BC. AD and 800 CE.
From the city of Ica, a small town 360 kilometers south of Lima.
It is a desert region, among the oldest in the world, where you can see many petrified remains of animals flush with the surface.
The basement contains numerous Inca and pre-Inca tombs.
Our Ica stones are unique and have been cut in stone like the originals
The contemporary Indians of Nazca use them as a lucky charm and to have a long life
The pebbles are made of andesite, a Mesozoic volcanic rock 230 to 60 million years old,
The first curiosity of Ica stones lies in the very location where these stones were found in the Nazca Desert.
The famous Nazca lines (symbols) were presumably created by ancient Indian cultures in the Peruvian high plateau and are still unsolved enigmas.
Nazca geoglyphs, commonly called Nazca lines, are large figures drawn on the ground, often of stylized animals, sometimes simple lines several kilometers long, visible in the Nazca desert, in southern Peru.
Discovered in 1927, these geoglyphs are the result of the Nazca civilization, a pre-Inca culture that developed between 300 BC. AD and 800 CE.
From the city of Ica, a small town 360 kilometers south of Lima.
It is a desert region, among the oldest in the world, where you can see many petrified remains of animals flush with the surface.
The basement contains numerous Inca and pre-Inca tombs.
Our Ica stones are unique and have been cut in stone like the originals
The contemporary Indians of Nazca use them as a lucky charm and to have a long life
The pebbles are made of andesite, a Mesozoic volcanic rock 230 to 60 million years old,
