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MEXICAN NECKLACES
and PENDANTS
Contemporary and Vintage

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MEXICAN SHOP DIRECTORY:

Bracelets
Earrings
Necklaces
Pins
Rings
Sets

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Bracelets are listed according to approximate wrist size from small to large.

Vintage Mexican butterfly pendant of alpaca and abalone inlay
Vintage Abalone Butterfly Pendant
XN10 - $50

Mexican sterling silver Aztec Calendar Pin Pendant
Aztec Calendar Pin Pendant
XP27 - $65

Mexican sterling silver Angel Pin Pendant
Angel Pin Pendant
XP26 - $65
Mexican alpaca abalone Pin Pendant
Abalone Turtle Pin Pendant
XP28 - $25
three Mexican abalone pin pendant and one pair abalone earrings
3 Abalone Pin Pendants
XS10 -  $195
Vintage Mexican Aztec Calendar Medallion Necklace
18" Aztec Calendar Medallions
Vintage - XN09 - $175
https://www.horsekeeping.com/jewelry/mexican/mexican-sets/XS09-turq-pendant-bracelet.htm
Turquoise Necklace and Bracelet
20" necklace, 6 1/4" bracelet
XS09 -  $145
Mexican sterling silver and turquoise Necklace and bracelet set
Turquoise Necklace and Bracelet
18" necklace, bracelet 6 7/8"
Like New - XS04 - $395  $172
Mexican sterling silver and black onyx pendant and earrings set
Onyx Necklace and Earrings
XS08 -  $95

Mexican silver black onyx mask necklace
Black Onyx Mask
18" - XN07 - $145

Mexican sterling silver Lizard Pin Pendant
Lizard Pin Pendant
Vintage - XP24 - $95

Two Mexican Pin Pendants
Two Pin Pendants
XP25 - $65

Vintage Necklaces

New Heishi Necklaces

Bargain Necklaces

Vintage Necklaces

New Heishi Necklaces

Bargain Necklaces

Vintage Necklaces

New Heishi Necklaces

Bargain Necklaces

About Mexican Silverwork

Mexican jewelry contemporary and vintage sterling silver and stoneAlthough Mexican silversmiths (plateros) have been making items, including jewelry, out of silver for centuries, it was only after the Mexican Revolution in 1910-1920, that Mexican silverwork began to flourish. Because of government mandated hallmarks on silver pieces, most jewelry pieces that we see today can be dated to one of 3 periods:

        • 1920-1948
        • 1948-1979
        • 1979 and later.

Southwest Native American Indians learned their craft from Mexican plateros. You can read more about that here: Where did Navajo silversmiths learn their craft?

 

Our Mexican Shop contains contemporary and vintage items, sometimes with materials, date and origin unknown. Most of the pieces have been previously owned but some are New Old Stock (NOS) that were never used. Many pieces have signs of wear and use such as darkened patina on silver and gold. Some may have damage. We will describe the condition of each item on its individual page.

Paula, Manager

Native American Jewelry Blog tips and iinformationFor new items visit our New Jewelry Store.

For vintage Native American items visit our Vintage Shop.

For bargain items visit ouir Bargain Barn.

NOTE: Items in our Mexican Shop are either USED or NEW. They might come from inheritances, estate sales, private collections, and store liquidations. Many items are brand new (NOS, New Old Stock) and in perfect condition while others may show tarnish, scratches and other signs of use. Major issues will be described in detail and shown in photos. Mexican Shop items are sold as described and are not returnable.

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