The piece is made of hammered copper and brass, and adorned with two toned green enamel, for which the atelier was known, and a jadeite “eye”.  There is both a pin and a loop on the back.  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.

A highly collectible piece, and a great example of unique wearable Mexican art from a creative and skilled workshop that was popular enough to have their own storefront in Mexico City during the 1950s.

Condition:  Very Good

Materials: Copper, Brass, enamel and green Jadeite

Period: 1950s

Origin:  Mexico City

Measurements:

Overall Length:  3.5 inches

Width:  1.75 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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