Free shipping on all orders
Talavera Heart Earrings
Regular price
$35.00 USD
Description
The Talavera heart earrings represent the love and time that is dedicated to each piece, as well as the love for the art of Talavera. Pair them with our Talavera heart necklace! (The 14k gold is a thin layer used to cover the Stainless Steel)
- Handmade Jewelry
- Huggie Style Earrings
- Made with Clay, Stainless Steel, and 14k Gold.
- Colors used: Cobalt blue, white, and gold
Measurements:
Length: 1.7"
Each earring weight: 4 g
Only 4 left in stock. Order soon.
Free delivery and shipping
Secure online payment
Unavailable
Refresh availabilityComplete the set
Shipping and care
Shipping and care
Shipping & Care Details
- Free Shipping on All U.S. Orders
- Each piece is handcrafted with care and designed to last
- Ready to Ship: Pre-crafted items ship out next business day
- Crafted by skilled artisans, each Talavera Jewelry piece is a unique blend of tradition and elegance.
- We honor craftsmanship and sustainability, ensuring that every creation is both beautiful and ethically made.
- Our jewelry carries the artistry of generations, making every item one of a kind.
Talavera Facts
Talavera Facts
- Handmade & Unique – No two Talavera pieces are exactly alike! Each item is carefully hand-formed, painted, and glazed by skilled artisans.
- Fired at High Temperatures – Authentic Talavera is fired at over 1,800°F (1,000°C) to create a strong, durable ceramic finish.
- Protected by Law – True Talavera pottery can only be produced in specific regions of Mexico, including Puebla, Tlaxcala, and Cholula, and must follow strict quality standards.
- Original Colors – Traditional Talavera designs were originally painted in six colors: blue, yellow, black, green, orange, and mauve. The classic blue-and-white style was inspired by Chinese porcelain.
- Spanish Influence – Talavera was introduced to Mexico by Spanish artisans in the 1500s, who brought ceramic techniques from Talavera de la Reina, Spain.
- Global Recognition – Puebla’s Talavera is a UNESCO-recognized cultural heritage, showcasing the deep artistic and historical value of this craft.
- Used in Architecture – Beyond pottery, Talavera tiles and mosaics decorate churches, fountains, and historic buildings throughout Mexico.