These earrings originally designed by William Spratling in sterling silver and rosewood might become a new wardrobe staple. The earrings were made by Miguel Cisneros Arce of Taxco who was a silversmith for Spratling from 1955 until his death in 1967. Sr. Cisneros continued on for another 13 years with Sucesores de William Spratling at the ranch.

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 earrings are a famous design documented many times in books about the golden age of Taxco silver jewelry. These earrings have been faithfully recreated by Miguel Cisneros Arce who worked directly for William Spratling from 1955 until his death in 1967 and then continued with Sucesores de William Spratling at the ranch in Taxco el Viejo for another 13 years. These earrings are created with all the attention to detail and quality found in the original jewelry. Destined to be a favorite of yours.

This classic William Spratling bracelet is so very versatile. This design will take you from the office to casual affairs with ease. The bracelet features inlay of rosewood which has a slight reddish tint. William Spratlng was a pioneer for Mexican silver jewelry design and frequently featured exotic wood inlay in his jewelry. This bracelet would look great worn as a pair.