As seen in
Harper's Bazaar
"Two sisters who turn Peruvian history into jewelry"
Yanantin is part of a new generation of Latin American brands bringing the region’s craftsmanship and heritage to the forefront of contemporary luxury. Founded by sisters Kiara and Valery Salazar from Peru, the brand pairs Fairmined-certified gold and lab-grown diamonds with the hands of master artisans and the visual language of ancient Andean culture. Two collections, an organic launch, and sales already reaching Europe and Asia within two months.
Harper's Bazaar
"From the Andes, with intention"
A deep-dive interview with Kiara and Valery Salazar, exploring how a decade living across six countries sharpened their connection to Peru, and their conviction that fine jewelry could carry a different kind of story. Produced at 3,000 meters in the Andes, made to order, with Fairmined gold and lab-grown diamonds as non-negotiables. The Khipu collection draws on the ancient Andean knotted-cord system for the number two, following the brand's philosophy: two forces that meet and become something new.
Marie Claire
"Encounter Yanantin, the goldsmith in the Andes"
An Andean goldsmith story landing in one of the world's most influential fashion markets. Marie Claire China introduced Yanantin as a new kind of luxury brand — one born from the same land whose gold it uses, made to order at 3,000 meters above sea level, and built on a supply chain where ethics and aesthetics go hand by hand. Fairmined gold, lab-grown diamonds, two collections, nine pieces.
Editorialist
"What to Wear to a Wedding in Europe: Chic Summer Guest Outfits"
Yanantin's Pear Necklace was featured in Editorialist's curated guide to European wedding guest style, selected to complement a Provençal outdoor wedding look. Included alongside pieces from leading luxury fashion and jewelry brands, the necklace reflects Yanantin's contemporary approach to fine jewelry, combining timeless design with exceptional craftsmanship.