This is a vintage Mexican sterling silver brooch pendant, highly characteristic of mid-century artisan metalwork from jewelry hubs like Taxco or Guadalajara. Style and Motifs: It showcases traditional Aztec or Mayan tribal design elements, specifically featuring a central Aztec Sun God / Mayan Calendar face. Materials: It is crafted from 925 sterling silver and detailed with vibrant, hand-set mosaic turquoise chip inlays forming geometric Greek key / fretwork patterns around the border. Functionality: The back typically includes both a traditional pin closure and a bail loop, allowing it to be worn interchangeably as a brooch or a necklace pendant. Crafted in vintage sterling silver, this brooch features intricate Aztec-inspired motifs with vibrant turquoise inlays. The dual functionality as a pendant adds versatility. • Made from stamped sterling silver • Measures approximately 2 inches in diameter • Features turquoise stone inlays • Functions as both a brooch and a pendant • Aztec-inspired design Visible patina and minor surface wear commensurate with age. Diameter = 2 inches.