Description:  A rare vintage necklace from our curated selection of pieces from Casa Maya.  These highly collectible pieces were made in Mexico City in the 1950s, and included designs by the legendary Hubert Harmon, Annette Nancarrow and Betancourt.

The piece is made of hammered copper and adorned with skillfully executed brass pre-Columbian symbols and green agate beads, for which the atelier was known.  It is hand wrought….brass has been carefully cut out and soldered onto a hammered copper base.  The iconic Casa Maya hallmark stamp is found on the back of the piece.  This piece is found in Sandy Hargrove’s book “Maya Mexico Jewelry; An Informational Guide”.  The piece is in very good vintage condition with a nice patina – we do not polish any of our pieces prior to selling them.

Condition:  Very Good

Materials: Copper, Brass and green Agate

Period: 1950s

Origin: Mexico City

Measurements:

Overall Length:  13.5 Inches from the clasp to the bottom of the pendant

Pendant Length:  6.25 inches

Pendant Width:  2.75 inches

Please refer carefully to the photos for condition, and feel free to ask any questions.  All sales are final, and no returns will be accepted.

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