These earrings, a finely cut portrait of a woman’s face, are from our collection of contemporary sterling silver jewelry handmade by Armando Marquez. His designs are created with a minimalist and modern style, while others are made with more classic and traditional forms.

Silversmithing in Mexico is an art that has been painstakingly developed from generation to generation, creating stunning art pieces that have been molded by hand. Our jewelry carries a stellar reputation of family history, expertise passed down from master to apprentice, and shaped by years of working side by side in the same workshops. To create such beautiful pieces, from simple to complex designs, the artisans use a combination of an exacting artist’s eye, accurate force, and skillful dexterity. The process usually involves having the skills for preparing alloys, making sheets, wires and beads, forging, hammering, soldering, oxidizing and buffing.

You will find that our jewelry uphold not only quality and beauty, but the legacies of multigenerational families of Mayan ancestry. Contact us with any questions about our jewelry.

About these earrings:

Drop Length Approximated: 2 inches

Length Approximated: 1 1/2 inches

Width Approximated: 7/8 inch

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The mark “925” is the alloy of 92.5% silver and 5% copper. Sterling Silver is the same alloy of silver and copper

Lightweight, an important accomplishment of size and light weigh makes the earrings easy and comfortable to wear