Sterling Silver Hammered Heart Pendant Necklace from Mexico 'Love of My Soul' Item ID: 2671808420
$39.99This is your own listing item.
- 0.41 lb
- Necklace length: 17.8 inches L,Extender: 2 inches L,Necklace width: 2 mm W,Cord: 31.5 inches L,3 mm W,Pendant(s): 0.8 inches L x 0.8 inches W
- 0.18 oz
- Necklace length: 17.8 inches L
- Extender: 2 inches L
- Necklace width: 2 mm W
- Cord: 31.5 inches L
- 3 mm W
- Pendant(s): 0.8 inches L x 0.8 inches W
- 925 sterling silver
- polyester suede cord
- Combination finish
- Rolo chain
- Spring ring clasp
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"My name is Cesar Godoy and I was born in the state of Jalisco in 1971. I used love to paint when I was little boy, and when I was 15 years I used to visit a silversmith's workshop where I would spend hours watching people at work and learning some of their techniques. I especially enjoyed practicing lost wax techniques. Years later, my father, brothers and I, we decided to start our own silversmith workshop. It was a place for me to keep training with lost wax techniques and where I could develop my own designs.
"By the time I was 24 years old I had designed several collections and they seemed to find a great acceptance in the general public. At that time, I enrolled in some sculpting classes, as well as in the use of different materials and techniques.
"My effort is constant, and these days I am already working on new collections that range from ethnic to vanguard styles.
"My greatest source of inspiration are all the different pre-Hispanic cultures. However, my aim is to give them a more contemporary style. My hope is that people from around the world can get to appreciate our culture through a piece of jewelry."
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Cesar Godoy handcrafted sterling silver jewelry
"My name is Cesar Godoy and I was born in the state of Jalisco in 1971. I used love to paint when I was little boy, and when I was 15 years I used to visit a silversmith's workshop where I would spend hours watching people at work and learning some of their techniques. I especially enjoyed practicing lost wax techniques. Years later, my father, brothers and I, we decided to start our own silversmith workshop. It was a place for me to keep training with lost wax techniques and where I could develop my own designs.
"By the time I was 24 years old I had designed several collections and they seemed to find a great acceptance in the general public. At that time, I enrolled in some sculpting classes, as well as in the use of different materials and techniques.
"My effort is constant, and these days I am already working on new collections that range from ethnic to vanguard styles.
"My greatest source of inspiration are all the different pre-Hispanic cultures. However, my aim is to give them a more contemporary style. My hope is that people from around the world can get to appreciate our culture through a piece of jewelry."
"By the time I was 24 years old I had designed several collections and they seemed to find a great acceptance in the general public. At that time, I enrolled in some sculpting classes, as well as in the use of different materials and techniques.
"My effort is constant, and these days I am already working on new collections that range from ethnic to vanguard styles.
"My greatest source of inspiration are all the different pre-Hispanic cultures. However, my aim is to give them a more contemporary style. My hope is that people from around the world can get to appreciate our culture through a piece of jewelry."
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Sterling Silver Hammered Heart Pendant Necklace from Mexico 'Love of My Soul'
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