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Add a lively edge to your style with this decoupage glass pendant bracelet featuring a striking blue and white skull inspired by Mexico’s Day of the Dead festivities. The adjustable black silk cord is accented with lustrous sterling silver beads, making this piece both versatile and fashionable. Artisans Yareth and Daniel’s skillful craftsmanship brings a unique flair to this standout accessory.

This decoupage glass pendant bracelet brings to life Catrina, an icon of Mexico’s Day of the Dead celebrations, adorned with intricate butterfly and floral motifs. With sterling silver beads and an adjustable black silk cord, artisans Yareth and Daniel’s craftsmanship shines through in every detail, making it a captivating accessory.

Inspired by themes of the afterlife and Day of the Dead imagery, Mexican artisan Oscar Figueroa Escorcia creates a pair of dangle earrings after the tradition of Taxco silversmithing. Two striking skulls, detailed with intricate patterns, are crafted of sterling silver.

Inspired by themes of the afterlife and Day of the Dead imagery, Mexican artisan Oscar Figueroa Escorcia creates a pair of dangle earrings in the tradition of Taxco silversmithing. Two striking skulls, detailed with intricate patterns, are crafted of sterling silver. Below each skull dangles a stone of natural turquoise alongside a glowing cultured pearl

Designed by Mexico’s Angel Pena and crafted using traditional Taxco silver techniques, this extraordinary men’s pendant depicts a skull adorned with intricate patterns. But it’s no ordinary skull as it is meant to represent the skull of the goddess Tlaltecuhtli, an important deity associated with the earth in pre-Columbian Mesoamerican mythology. Often called the “Earth Monster,” she played a crucial role in the Aztec creation myth. According to their beliefs about the fifth and final universe, the world was formed from Tlaltecuhtli's torn-apart body. Bring cultural significance and unique style to any look with this remarkable accessory.