This iconic necklace design created by Hector Aguilar of the Taller Borda is timeless. The necklace has been recreated by Maestro Jose Luis Flores with full attention to detail and quality. Sr. Luis is a master silversmith and is the last surviving silversmith still producing who actually worked with Hector Aguilar. The title of maestro or master silversmith was not given lightly at the Taller Borda. This design is documented in the book “Silver Masters of Mexico” on page 130.

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.

This bracelet 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 bracelet is a fabulous example. The bracelet 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 bracelet. 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.

Hector Aguilar necklace of fine .940 silver made by maestro Jose Luis Flores. This deco motif parure is rarely seen. Jose Luis Flores has permission to use the original Hector Aguilar stamp for designs that he produced while in the employment of Mr. Aguilar. Jose Luis Flores is now in his 80’s.

This striking modernist bangle bracelet was originally designed by Hector Aguilar of the Taller Borda studio in Taxco, Mexico. The bracelet features a central pin clasp with a hinge for ease when fastening the bracelet. Hector Aguilar worked for William Spratling prior to establisrehing his own studio in 1939. Hector Aguilar designs have been featured in numerous museum publications and exhibitions and was a noted designer during the golden age of Taxco silver jewelry production. This bracelet design is circa 1955 and is featured on page 64 of “Silver Masters of Taxco” by Penny Morrill.