These Hector Aguilar classic earrings has been executed in fine 980 silver by Sr. Manuel Gutierrez who is one of only two surviving silversmiths still producing jewelry who actually worked for Hector Aguilar. Bold and distinctive, these earrings will definitely draw attention.

This exquisite and rare fine silver necklace was originally produced by Hector Aguilar of the Taller Borda in Taxco, Mexico during the golden age of silver jewelry production. The necklace has been reproduced by a master silversmith with full attention to detail and quality in fine .970 silver using the technique of repousse. Repousse jewelry is seldom produced today due to time and training requirements. This necklace is featured in the book “William Spratling and the Mexican Silver Renaissance” by Penny Morrill on page 165. This necklace is absolutely stunning and sure to draw attention and compliments when worn.

This exquisite and rare fine silver bracelet was originally produced by Hector Aguilar of the Taller Borda in Taxco, Mexico during the golden age of silver jewelry production. The bracelet has been reproduced by a master silversmith with full attention to detail and quality in fine .950 silver using the technique of repousse. Repousse jewelry is seldom produced today due to time and training requirements. This bracelet is featured in the book “William Spratling and the Mexican Silver Renaissance” by Penny Morrill on page 165. This bracelet is absolutely stunning and sure to draw attention and compliments when worn.

Classic design from Hector Aguilar who was one of the great designers from Taxco, Mexico during the 1930s through the 1960s. This design has presence but is oh so feminine. The earrings has been faithfully produced by Maestro Jose Luis Flores who trained and supervised silversmiths for Hector Aguilar for many years. He is allowed to use the original Hector Aguilar hallmark for pieces which he produced while working for Mr. Aguilar. Great attention has been placed on detail and quality of Jose Luis Flores jewelry.