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Costa Rican jewelry design
Ximena Esquivel is a young Costa Rican that ventured into jewelry since she was 19 years old. Strongly influenced by her mother and aunt, she

Ximena Esquivel is a young Costa Rican that ventured into jewelry since she was 19 years old. Strongly influenced by her mother and aunt, she

The first time I saw them was at a design fair at Antigua Aduana. Their products caught my attention immediately because of their great taste


This is a collection inspired by the traditional Costa Rican costume and by the color and designs of the Costa Rican oxcart, which is the national symbol for culture, art, peace and work, as well as Heritage or Humanity.
"These dolls are made out of pure love, and they carry a message of peace, freedom, and all the sweet emotions I feel while creating them, and which I hope to convey to you" explains its designer Laura Soto Loaiza, in Costa Rica.