These striking earrings were originally designed by the famed studio of Los Castillo in Taxco, Mexico. The design was inspired by pre-Columbian motifs. Prior to the establishment of the Los Castillo studio in 1939, Antonio Castillo and brothers had apprenticed with William Spratling. The Los Castillo studio went on to become famous as well and has been featured in numerous museum exhibitions and publications.

This sterling silver necklace was originally designed by Reveriano Castillo of the famed Los Castillo studio in Taxco, Mexico. The bold and sleek design will compliment a neckline with flair.

These sterling silver earrings were originally designed by Reveriano Castillo of the famed Los Castillo studio in Taxco, Mexico. The bold and sleek earrings will frame your face beautifully.

This spectacular necklace was originally produced by the Los Castillo studio during the golden age of Taxco silver jewelry production which spanned from the 1930’s through the 1960’s. The necklace has been produced entirely by hand with a repousse technique in fine 970 silver. Currently there are very few artists in Taxco who  can produce repousse jewelry due to time and training requirements. The necklace and bracelet are featured in the book “William Spratling and the Mexican Silver Renaissance” on page 26. The necklace features superior workmanship and is a definite showstopper.