LOS CASTILLO TAXCO STERLING SILVER AMETHYST CABOCHON SCREW BACK EARRINGS
LOS CASTILLO TAXCO STERLING SILVER AMETHYST CABOCHON SCREW BACK EARRINGS . Shipped with USPS First Class Package.
VTG Los Castillo MCM Sterling Silver Bracelet Amethyst?
Los Castillo. Color Deep Purple. Safety Chain.
Los Castillo Taxco Pegasus Cufflinks Brass Mid Century Signed Vintage Rare
These feature a raised Pegasus (winged horse) design on solid brass oval faces. Pegasus motif is uncommon. Great for display, collection, or wear.
Emilia Mimi Los Castillo .950 Silver Mariachi Vaquero Cowboy BROOCH Taxco Mexico
3 piece brooch, articulated. 20.37 grams.
EMILIA “LOS CASTILLO” MEXICAN STERLING SILVER DANGLING FOOTPRINT EARRINGS 3″
OUTSTANDING EMILIA LOS CASTILLOS DANGLING FOOTPRINT STERLING SILVER EARRINGS ARE 3″ LONG. THEY ARE PIERCED EAR DESIGNS WITH LARGE BUTTERFLY FASTENERS. SIGNED EMILIA, LOS CASTILLOS AND 925. THEY’RE SOLID AND HEIRLOOM QUALITY!
Iconic Los Castillo Taxco Sterling Triple Concentric Circle Brooch Pin 654
No breaks, repairs, or missing parts. • Approx height of disks: 1″.
Taxco Sterling Silver Los Castillo Turquoise Malachite Lapis Swirl Brooch Pin
The Taxco Sterling Silver Los Castillo Turquoise Malachite Lapis Swirl Brooch Pin is a stunning piece of vintage jewelry featuring a beautiful swirl design crafted from sterling silver. The brooch pin showcases a vibrant blue turquoise stone as the main focal point, accented with malachite stones adding a unique touch to the piece. The intricate details and craftsmanship of this brooch make it a standout accessory for any outfit, showcasing a blend of traditional and contemporary design elements. Length 2 inches. Width 2 inches.
Vtg Midcentury Modernist Cufflinks – Wood Silver – Sigfredo Pineda Taxco Mexico
Pineda was born in 1929 and started working in the industry at the age of 10.
VTG Los Castillo Silver Donkey Brooch Partial 2 Mule Pin Mexico
Features two skeletal-style donkeys linked by chain; originally three. • Attributed to Los Castillo. The 3rd mule is missing and this was the piece that was signed. It was very common with this design that only 1 of the pins help the makers mark.