This Mexican silver jewelry (Mexican Jewellery) showcases Mexican jewelry from the world-renowned silver-smithing town of Taxco, Mexico.
Mexican silver jewelry draws from both the Spanish and pre-Hispanic cultures such as the Mayans and the Mixtecs-Zapotecs. Readily available across the United States, many tourists to Mexico purchase several pieces to keep as mementos of their vacations in Mexico.
The recent new handmade silver jewelry from Mexico includes cocktail artisan rings, silver cuff bracelets, 925 sterling silver link bracelets (heart bracelet, square link bracelets), solid silver necklaces, handmade silver earrings and more. Check out the whole collection of Mexican Silver Jewelry.
Silver jewelry made in Mexico prior to 1948 is termed “Pre-Eagle”. Silver workers and jewelry makers in Mexico put an intense amount of thought, creativity, and effort into their work, and are fiercely proud of what they produce.
As a silver mining town, Taxco was put on the map in the 16th century after the Spanish conquest of the Aztecs. Its reputation for fine silver quickly spread as far as Europe. In the early 20th century the town developed a new reputation as a source of masterful silver jewelry (silver jewellery) design, largely due to the arrival of American entrepreneur William Spratling.
Pangea Collection has just received a new shipment of handmade Mexican Silver Jewelry from Taxco, Mexico. 
The pieces are simply stunning. The pieces are a mix of classic designs which you can wear for a lifetime and high fashion pieces.
As many Mexican jewelry makers do not sign their work, or use only initials, the designation “Taxco” is often treated as a hallmark of quality.
Jewelry made in Mexico often incorporates precious and semi-precious stones and shells, either inlaid or set as cabochons in plain bezels. Most, but not all, Mexican silver jewelry is marked for silver content.
With the wide variety of styles available it’s easy to find a quality piece that you will love to wear.