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Preliminary identification

Mexican Sterling Silver Reversible Sun Calendar Pendant, c.1970s

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Overview

A substantial sterling silver reversible pendant featuring a high-relief Aztec Sun Stone on one side and a celestial sun face on the reverse.

Story

Taxco, a mountain town in Mexico, transformed into a global silver mecca in the mid-20th century, blending ancient indigenous iconography with mid-century modern design.

Maker / Origin

While the specific workshop mark is partially obscured, the '925' and 'Mexico' stamps are consistent with the high-quality output of Taxco's silver guilds.

Condition & Value

The silver has a rich, authentic patina that highlights the recessed details of the calendar. Value is determined by the weight of the sterling silver and the condition of the inlay.

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