Vintage 1940 Taxco Silver Pin with Amethyst — Antique Mexican Silver Brooch Boho style

Vintage 1940 Taxco Silver Pin with Amethyst — Antique Mexican Silver Brooch Boho style1940 Taxco silver with amethyst a combination that was considered fine jewelry then, and still is now. This vintage Taxco silver pin dates to 1940, placing it squarely in the era that collectors of Mexican silver know best: the period when Taxco's workshops were defining the modern vocabulary of Mexican silversmithing and producing pieces with both artistic ambition and exceptional finish. The amethyst rare and deep in its color adds a quiet

"name": "Purepecha Rebozo Shawl — Handwoven Cotton with Silk Fringe

on a 30-inch chain — the era and the iconography together tell a story no reproduction can replicate

These intricate works of art are crafted by skilled Mexican artisans using traditional techniques that have been passed down for generations

They don't make Mazahua silverwork like this anymore

This pin is one of those pieces

Handcrafted Mexican Silverwork"

the fringe beads are natural black onyx

round form that sits close to the ear

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Form: Pendant-amulet

At 3 inches and 28 grams per pair

The 1940s represent the peak creative period of Taxco silversmithing