A hand-wrought sterling silver pendant from Mexico, built around a natural clear quartz point left in its raw, terminated form — glassy and full of internal veils that catch the light. Crowning the crystal, a rectangular jade cabochon in deep forest green sits in a hand-cut bezel, while a ribbon of serpentine silver wire waves across the setting like a current. The chunky bail and heavy, freehand solder work mark this as genuine artisan silversmithing in the Taxco tradition. Stamped925 Mexico.
A talismanic, one-of-a-kind piece — equal parts mineral specimen and wearable object.
