Los Castillo Sterling Silver

Bold and sculptural modernist sterling silver cuff bracelet designed and produced in Taxco, Mexico by the highly regarded Los Castillo workshop, a cornerstone of the Mexican silversmithing movement and a favorite among collectors and fashion artists. This striking piece features an openwork architectural form composed of intersecting silver bands accented with applied spherical elements. The design creates a dynamic, dimensional structure that wraps the wrist with movement and presence—an iconic example of mid-century modernist Taxco...

Striking and sculptural sterling silver bracelet designed by Pedro Castillo of Los Castillo, crafted in Taxco, Mexico—one of the most important centers of the Mexican silversmithing ...

Silver-plated brass, malachite inlay, brass. Produced by Los Castillo, Taxco, Mexico. Also retains original sugar spoon. Each impressed with maker's mark, "PLATEADO", "HECHO EN MEXI...

Original vintage silver plated Los Castillo Beautiful and hard to find Bottle Opener by famed Mexican silver Los Castillo. Stamped on the paw with the makers mark.

A stunning and rare pair of sterling silver Los Castillo cream and sugar. The Mexican Silver is made in Taxco Mexico by the iconic Los Cas...

Exceptional 1960s Mexican Modernist jewelry set by Los Castillo of Taxco, Mexico, comprising a pair of cufflinks and matching tie clip designed by Jorge “Chato” Castillo for the cele...

Mexican sterling silver chili pepper design Dish by Los Castillo of Taxco, circa 1950. The "handwrought" plain Dish with elliptical rim and a 'C' scroll "rosewood" handle. Total Weig...

Los Castillo Taxco Silverplate and Green Enamel Dove Dish, circa 1980s A sculptural Mexican silver-plated dish by Los Castillo of Taxco, circa 1980s, designed as a stylized dove car...

Elegant and sculptural sterling silver necklace designed by Antonio Castillo for the renowned Los Castillo workshop in Taxco, Guerrero, Mexico, circa 1950s. This exquisite piece feat...

Magnificent sterling silver cuff bracelet designed and handcrafted by Antonio Castillo for Los Castillo, circa 1950s, in Taxco, Guerrero, Mexico. This exquisite piece exemplifies the renowned Mosaico Azteca line, a signature design language of Los Castillo that revived pre-Columbian mosaic artistry through modern silversmithing. The bracelet features an elegant undulating scroll motif inlaid with a mosaic of azurite and lapis lazuli, capturing deep blues and verdant greens reminiscent of Mexico’s natural landscape and ancient artistic heritage. Stamped “Los Castillo, Taxco, Sterling, Made in Mexico, Mosaico Azteca, 147”, this work exemplifies the studio’s commitment to technical mastery and cultural preservation. Antonio Castillo (1911–2000), a former apprentice of William Spratling, went on to become one of the foremost figures in Mexican modernist metalwork. After co-founding Los Castillo in 1939 with his brothers, he developed a distinctive style that blended indigenous materials—such as turquoise, onyx...

A striking vintage pair of sterling silver leaf-form pins designed and manufactured in Taxco, Mexico by the renowned workshop Los Castillo, a central force in the Mexican silversmith...

A remarkable piece of sterling silver artistry and commercial history, this pierced silver container was commissioned by the Nestlé company to mark a visit by its Board of Directors to Mexico in 1988. Nestlé has had a major presence in Mexico for decades, with two coffee plants...