The Incan mask ring is a powerful talisman. The Incas were an ancient civilization that thrived in the Andean region of South America from the 13th to the 16th century. The use of masks in Inca culture was deeply intertwined with their spiritual beliefs, social structure, and artistic expressions. The masks served as potent symbols and conduits for the Inca people to engage with the sacred, connect with their history, and express their cultural identity. The Incas believed that masks served as a medium to connect with the spiritual realm and communicate with deities and ancestors. Cast in silver.