Margot de Taxco Classic Mexican Silver Jewelry

www.avilasterli... This is the first part of a very interesting interview to Luis Villarreal R. grandson of Melesio Rodriguez Villalba, former Margot de Taxco silversmith and head of the production department for this well known workshop. He is still making this classic silver jewelry and teaching a newer generations to work in the "old Taxco" style. Luis gives us a nice insight of what Mexican silver jewelry means for him, his family and how the world, through the years, keeps looking for this unique and artistic work that only Taxco silver jewelry and his creators can offer.

[@erikamoreno1987]

I own the green serpent bracelet it’s so unique & has so much history

[@MusicCityHipHop]

Thank you for posting this video, I really enjoyed it. I'll be waitting for the second part.

[@TaxcoSilverJewels]

Thank you for watching. And I apologize for taking this long to answer to your nice comments. We hope to have the second part soon now.

[@windycitykitty]

Wonderful, thank you for sharing this.

[@TaxcoSilverJewels]

Thank you for watching Sally

[@tomgardner4114]

Maestro Mexican Silver jewelry are works of art. Wonderful designs!

[@TaxcoSilverJewels]

Thank you for your nice comment

[@InsaneSPEC]

when is the second part of this video coming out?

[@TaxcoSilverJewels]

Thank you for watching. And I apologize for taking this long to answer to your nice comments. We hope to have the second part soon now.

[@TaxcoSilverJewels]

The second part of this interview will be out in 2 more weeks.

[@TaxcoSilverJewels]

si, sigue trabajando y aunque es de edad avanzada, el sigue adelante.

[@LionelMessi9275]

I never thought that Mexican silver jewelry had this much history behind

[@alexsnowballs5798]

He use to have his business in the Casa Grande Hotel, but it seems they closed down. Where is his store now???

[@TaxcoSilverJewels]

Unfortunately, he closed. They do not have a specific store anymore.

[@IINORWOODII]

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