Margot de Taxco "Chrysanthemum" Convertible Necklace and Earrings

Item Details

Margot van Voorhies was a highly influential silversmith presiding in the city of Taxco, a hub of modernist, Mexican jewelry. Primarily working in colorful enamels she worked in traditional motifs evoking Mayan and Aztec designs as well as Egyptian, floral and serpent motifs. The necklace design is #5685, the earrings are design #5892 and can be found on page 56 and 92 in Margot Van Voorhies: The Art of Mexican Enamelwork by Penny C. Morrill.

Condition

- ear clips have been replaced.
- partial hallmark.
- includes one extra 0.75" link.

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Item #

ITMG570316