William Spratling modernist abstract starfish necklace makes a bold statement. The starfish is from Spratling’s third design period from 1951-1967. It is based on the symbol used by the ancient Aztecs for the wind. Spratling based many of his designs on pre-Columbian motifs. This stunning chocker has been recreated with full attention to quality and detail by Gildardo Juarez, a master silversmith and instructor. This collar necklace may be worn with interchangable pendants for increased fashion mileage.
William Spratling Reproduction Sterling Silver & Rosewood Starfish / Aztec Wind God Chocker Necklace
Product ID: RN0071
Details: Necklace has a wearable length of 16 inches. The center pendant has a drop length of 4 inches and is 2 3/4 inches wide. Weight for the chocker necklace is 3.7 ounces. Markings are "970 Mexico". The necklace is composed of fine .970 silver and rosewood. Fine .970 silver has a higher silver content than sterling and a whiter hue. The necklace is closed with an ingenous hook and eye incorporated to one side that is part of the design. The necklace can be unlatched with the back part swinging easily to allow placement about the neck. The center pendant may be detached and has a shepard's hook attachment.
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Payment: Personal check, money order, VISA, Mastercard, Discover and American Express accepted. Please contact Carmen Armstrong at 832-563-3192 or E Mail: Carmen@platadelcarmen.com to place an order.
Weight: 0.24lbs
Price: This necklace may be special ordered. Please contact Carmen Armstrong at 832-563-3192 or E Mail: Carmen@platadelcarmen.com for details and pricing.
Categories: Classic Taxco Designs
Artist: William Spratling
