ERICK BARRONDOGUATEMALAN COFFEE
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The Olympic Cup · Natural Jade

775.61 GTQ

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Olympic natural jade cup with commemorative silver medallion, front view

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Strictly limited edition of 250 units worldwide. Once sold out, it will never be produced again with this commemorative medallion. Plus, this tumbler saves lives: 50% of the profits raised from this collector's edition will be donated to charity.

One natural jade cup with an antique silver-finished medal. Coffee not included. Unique color and mineral veining in every piece. Shipping cost is shown before payment. Orders over 5 kg require a shipping quote.

Estimated delivery within 4 weeks of order confirmation. This timeframe includes preparation and shipping.

U.S. and Puerto Rico orders: final delivery via USPS from Boston, with tracking. Rate based on order weight and destination, visible before checkout. Free shipping on orders over US$75 to Guatemala and the continental USA; over US$85 to Puerto Rico. Applies up to 5 kg. Over 5 kg: quote from the cart.

HISTORIC SILVER EDITION · 250 PIECES

The Collector’s Story

A triumph that belongs to Guatemala. A piece that preserves its memory.

LONDON · 2012

The silver that opened the way

On August 4, 2012, Erick Barrondo won silver in the 20 km race walk at the London Olympic Games. It was Guatemala’s first Olympic medal: an achievement born of discipline that became part of the nation’s shared history.

Erick Barrondo celebrates his silver medal at the London 2012 Olympic Games.
Erick Barrondo celebrates Guatemala’s first Olympic medal. London, 2012.

CRAFT · METALWORK

Shaped by stone and hand

Hand-carved from natural Guatemalan jadeite, each tumbler reveals its own mineral veins and shades beneath a high-gloss polish. A die-cast zamak medallion with an antique silver finish commemorates that historic moment. The natural stone makes every piece unique.

An artisan working jade at the Jade Maya workshop in Antigua Guatemala.
The craft of jade in Antigua Guatemala. Photography: Jade Maya.

LEGACY · SOLIDARITY

A collection with purpose

50% of the profits from this edition support Hope of Life’s charitable causes. The history you preserve also helps create opportunities for others.

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