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Federico Jimenez flower post earrings

These delicate earrings are created through the repousse metalsmithing technique to offer dimension while remaining lightweight. Each flower features a round center, surrounded by an interior bloom and eight larger, stamped sterling silver petals. Handcrafted by renowned designer Federico Jimenez. 

Details: 

  • Sterling silver flower stud earrings
  • Post-back with sterling silver ear wires
  • Stamped "FJ" and "sterling" on back
  • Approximately 3/4” in diameter 
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Pick-up is available Thursday through Monday, from 10 am to 4 pm. Once you have received an email confirming that your order has been fulfilled visit the Barnes Shop, located in the lower level of the Barnes Foundation, and have your order number and identification ready to present to our shop team. We cannot accommodate pick-up requests on days that we are closed to the public.

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About the Maker

Federico Jimenez

Federico Jimenez

Born in the small Oaxacan village of Tututepec, Mexico, in a Mixtec Indian community, Federico Jimenez moved to the US to work and study jewelry and design in the late sixties. His appreciation for Meso-American art was sparked in his late teens when he and his father uncovered a pre-Columbian Mixtec Indian pectoral chest plate buried under their house. During his prolific career he ran galleries, made jewelry, and founded a museum for his collection. His jewelry line blends timeless elegance with artisanal craftsmanship, highlighting his skills in Mexican craft and Native American silver-smithing.

Born in the small Oaxacan village of Tututepec, Mexico, in a Mixtec Indian community, Federico Jimenez moved to the US to work and study jewelry and design in the late sixties. His appreciation for Meso-American art was sparked in his late teens when he and his father uncovered a pre-Columbian Mixtec Indian pectoral chest plate buried under their house. During his prolific career he ran galleries, made jewelry, and founded a museum for his collection. His jewelry line blends timeless elegance with artisanal craftsmanship, highlighting his skills in Mexican craft and Native American silver-smithing.

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