Silver and genderless style in Enrique García jewelry

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In jewelry, few metals are as admired and versatile as silver; since ancient times, this material has had multiple uses beyond ornamental. Such was the case for the Phoenicians, who used silver containers to preserve food and delay its putrefaction. And while it is true that ingesting silver or silver nitrate can lead to death, taking it with you has no negative effect. Due to this and the versatility to combine with other tones, silver has positioned itself as the material par excellence to create genderless jewelry and accessories and create extraordinary proposals to share your style and personality with the world.

Working with silver to create exquisite pieces is a business of quality, tradition, and recognition. Values are exalted and honored in each piece created by Enrique García, a Mexican brand of handmade fine silver jewelry, by skilled artisans in Taxco, Guerrero, Mexico.

The goldsmith tradition of these great masters and the creative talent of Enrique García meet perfectly to create unique proposals, full of personality and originality, for men and women who seek to distinguish themselves in a unique and casual style.

From paying homage to Mexico through icons of our land like the axolotl and the wrestler mask to inviting us to dream and conquer the stars, many of Enrique García’s accessories offer a refreshing, youthful, and gender-free vision to complement our image and give it a unique touch of silver and design. In the portfolio of the prominent Mexican designer are collaborations with big names such as the National Ballet of the National Institute of Fine Arts, Disney, L’Occitane, Jasive Fernández, and more.

Among Statement’s favorites is the Cometa collection by Enrique García, available in Liverpool; a dream collection to conquer the stars and make your image unique and fun.

Stay tuned to Statement to learn more about Enrique and his creations and discover new proposals and collaborations from this talented Mexican.

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