The Canary Islands are an authentic jewel of nature. But the real jewels of the archipelago are Canarian earrings. These crescent moon-shaped hoops with delicate filigree are one of the most representative ornamental objects of the Islands. In 2500 BCE, Sumerian women wore these special pieces of jewellery, and their appearance on the Islands goes back to the time of the conquistadors. Although they are usually made of gold or silver, they can also be found in other materials. Whatever their composition, they are a unique piece of jewellery that transmits all the authenticity and beauty of the Islands.