aztec art

The silver tradition of the Mazahua people dates to pre-Hispanic times when they helped adorn the great Aztec temple of Tenochtitlan. In 1536, these skilled artisans worked in Mexico's first mint. Carrying on an ancient art, Mazahua Family jewelers create traditional earrings in sterling silver. Ornate flowers each host three dancing pendants.

In the times of the Aztec empire, divine power took the form of a fierce jaguar, guiding its people through a path of grandeur. This glorious spirit is the main inspiration for Mexican artisan Ali Guzman, whose talent allows her to create these 24k gold-plated dangle earrings boasting stunning jaguar pendants of radiant allure.