"Each of our jewelry pieces belongs to the collection that my grandmother began. We are the continuation of this wonderful woman's legacy."

"Our family's silversmith tradition began with my grandmother, Ana Núñez de Brilanti. She studied art and sculpture, and in the 1940s she moved to Taxco - she had fallen in love with the place. She became one of the great masters from Taxco's 'Golden Age of Jewelry.' Our grandmother is known for being one of the first women to combine different metals in her original designs.

"Our grandmother used to say she was greatly inspired by the jewelry found in Tomb No. 7 in the Monte Alban archeological ...

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