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Vintage Mexican Silver Pins

Vintage Mexican Silver Pins

Vintage Mexican pins are miniature works of art that reflect the creative spark of the individual jewelry maker. While most Mexican pins are made of sterling silver with stones and gems used for accents, the similarities stop there. Mexican silver pins run the stylistic gamut with every theme imaginable made by the artisans including Aztec inspired designs, realistic figures, still life baskets or fruit (or even baskets with fruit), abstract geometrics, birds, florals, and more. Vintage Mexican silver pins are also an affordable form of Southwestern jewelry so they make wonderful, unusual gifts.

Mexican Amethyst and Silver Pin of a Basket, c. 1940-50s, 3.375" x 2.875" (J92447-0612-005)
$225.00
Mexican Amethyst and Silver Pin of a Dancer, c. 1940s, 3" x 1.5" (J92447-0612-004)
$95.00
Mexican Amethyst and Silver Pin of Grapes and Leaf, c. 1940-50s, 3.75" x 2" (J92447-0612-006)
$195.00
Mexican Amethyst and Silver Pin, c. 1940s, 4.75" x 2.5" (J92447-0612-001)
$300.00
Mexican Amethyst and Sterling Silver Pin, c. 1940s, 1.75" x 2.625" (J92447-0612-002)
$225.00
Mexican Mahogany Obsidian and Silver Drinking Horn Pin, c. 1950s, 2" (J8305)
$35.00
Mexican Silver Pin c. 1960s, 1.625" x 0.75" (J5010)
$65.00
Mexican Silver Pin c. 1960s, 1.75" x 0.75" (J5011)
$65.00
Mexican Silver Pottery Design Pin c. 1960s, 1.5" x 1.25" (J10755)
$40.00
Mexican Sterling Silver Pin, c. 1930s, 1.375" x 1.75" (J92447-0913-020)
$125.00
Mexican Taxco Silver Pin, c. 1930-40s, 2" x 2" (J92447-1011-001)
$225.00

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