During the Pre-Classic and Classic period of Maya civilization, the Maya had been making jewelry from native materials similar to jade, pearls, and sea shell whereas additionally incorporating imported supplies similar to obsidian and turquoise. In the Terminal Classic and Post-Classic, importation of gold, silver, bronze, and copper lead to the utilization of these materials in jewellery. Merchants and the Aristocracy have been the one few that wore expensive jewelry in the Maya region, a lot the same as with the Aztecs. Jadeite funerary jewellery from Tomb 1 of Structure VII of Calakmul, thought to belong to Yuknoom Tookʼ Kʼawiil.…