STP6001
STP6001
Style: snake on orb pendant
Does not come with a chain. Please shop the chain section to add one.
Material: solid sterling silver
Weight: 16.3 gr
Dimensions: orb is approx 1 inch tall
Inscriptions: MEXICO 925 TM-20?
Design & Origins: Handcrafted in Taxco, Mexico (a world-famous hub for artisan silverwork), the design features a sleek, minimal serpent coiled tightly around a smooth silver orb.
The "Secret" Bell: Inside, a small brass or silver mechanism strikes the walls to emit a soft, soothing jingle when you move.
Cultural Meaning: Historically known as Llamador de Ángeles (Angel Callers) or pregnancy bolas, these traditional Mayan pendants are worn to bring calm, good luck, and protection.
Inscriptions meaning: 925 / STERLING: Indicates a silver purity of 92.5% (solid sterling silver), mixed with 7.5% other metals for strength.
MEXICO: Officially designates the country of origin of manufacture.
TM-20?: This is the mandatory official registration code implemented by the Mexican government in 1979/1980:
T: The city of Taxco, the historical capital of silversmithing in Mexico.
M: The first letter of the artisan's or silversmith's workshop's last name.
20?: The unique registration number assigned to this particular artisan (the 20?th silversmith with a name beginning with "M" to register in Taxco).
All jewelry in the Vintage collection has been carefully inspected, cleaned, and polished before being offered for sale.
Some pieces have also been repaired or restored to give them a second life. In certain cases, a stone has been replaced. Any work performed on a piece is clearly noted in its product description.
As vintage items, some pieces may show minor signs of age and wear, which are considered part of their history and unique character.
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