Taxco Mexico mask pendant and brooch by Horacio De la Parra, made of onyx and coral, 1950s.

925 silver brooch and pendant of an Aztec mask carved in black onyx decorated with two corals, signed by Horacio De la Parra, originally from Taxco, Mexico. On the reverse the signature "Parra" appears that authenticates the piece, along with the made in Mexico mark "925".
Attention to details!

Weight: 17.27 grams.
Measurements: Including the two fringes it measures 5.7 cm and 4.9 cm wide.

Composition:
-Silver with contrasts and tested with acid and black onyx with sparkles on a part of the face that gives it extra beauty. Please review the photos carefully.

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