This necklace is a recreation of a Hector Aguilar design from the golden period of Taxco jewelry production. Hector Aguilar was an early apprentice of Willliam Spratling and left to establish the Taller Borda in 1939. Sr. Aguilar utilized pre-Columbian motifs extensively in his designs and this necklace is a fabulous example. The necklace has been flawlessly recreated by Maestro Jose Luis Flores who worked with Hector Aguilar for many years. Quality and attention to detail are very evident in the necklace. Sr. Luis has placed the original Hector Aguilar hallmark on this piece as he was given permission to do by Sr. Aguilar prior to his death.
Details:
Necklace is 16 7/8 inches long and 5/8 inches wide. Weight is 4.1 ounces. Markings are "JLF .940 HA Taxco Mexico". Necklace is composed of fine .940 silver. Sterling silver is .925 in content. This necklace is hallmarked with the Hector Aguilar hallmark and is composed of .940 silver which was the silver content of vintage Hector Aguilar silver jewelry.
