Hand Crafted Mexican Silver and Cross Religious Necklace 'Resurrection'

Francisco Sánchez, known artistically as Citlali, meaning “Star” in Náhuatl, is a celebrated Mexican jeweler whose career spans more than five decades. The second generation of a family of jewelers, he founded his workshop in 1968 and continues to design each piece himself. His studies in architecture, painting, and sculpture inform his bold, culturally inspired jewelry, often drawing from pre-Hispanic codices and Mexican folklore. Using silver with Italian alloys and specialized techniques, he creates designs that honor tradition while embracing contemporary style. Over the years, Francisco has exhibited internationally in the U.S., Europe, and Asia, and received recognition including the Jalisco Award in Jewelry Design in 2000. Today, his workshop is also home to the third generation, as his daughters have joined the craft. Each signed piece carries the symbolism of a “star,” offering wearers a luminous connection to Mexico’s cultural and artistic heritage.

Handcrafted in sterling silver and turquoise with a high-polish finish, this necklace weighs 0.21 oz. The cable chain is 17.8 inches L and 2 mm W, with a lobster claw clasp. The pendant measures 1.9 inches L x 1 inch W x 0.1 inches D. The artist's initials or trademark are marked, and the natural stone's color and/or pattern may vary.

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