Built to last, with tightly woven materials and sturdy assembly

Prone to breaking due to weak knots and cheap materials

Rooted in Santería and Afro-Cuban traditions, ensuring proper spiritual significance

Often made without knowledge of Santería, sometimes incorrect in design

Items crafted with respect for the religion and its sacred symbols

Some products are made without regard to cultural or religious authenticity

Created with intention and reverence, respecting the sacred nature of each item

Often mass-produced with no spiritual connection or energy behind the creation

Uses high-quality glass, ceramic, or natural beads

Often uses cheap plastic beads that fade and break

Hand-threaded with durable, waxed cotton or reinforced thread

Often strung with weak fishline, prone to snapping

Crafted with respect to traditional practices and Orisha guidelines

Often mass-produced, lacking spiritual accuracy

Designed to last for years without breaking or fading

Prone to wear, tear, and color loss over time