Four Direction Diamond Dime Concho Earrings | Taos Pueblo Coin Silver by Taos Arts

Specifications

• Collection: Taos Pueblo Silverwork
• Character: Stone Dime Concho Earrings
• Artist: Megan Concha, Taos Arts
• Origin: Taos Pueblo, New Mexico, USA
• Material: Hand-stamped coin silver (.900 silver)
• Design: Traditional repoussé concho pattern with domed center
• Palette: Polished silver with natural patina highlights
• Vision: Heritage silversmithing carried by the Concha family for everyday wear
• Interior: Hollow domed stamping for lightweight comfort
• Hanger: Sterling ear hooks with silicone backings
• Estimated date: Contemporary (2020s)
• Condition: New, handmade

Catalogue Note

Handmade at Taos Pueblo by second-generation silversmith Megan Concha, these earrings continue the legacy of her father, Master Silversmith Rodney Concha (1966–2022). Each pair is formed in coin silver, the traditional alloy long used by Pueblo silversmiths for its warm tone and strength. The hand-stamped concho design honors Pueblo lineage with clean symmetry and resilient beauty.

Key Highlights

• Authentic Taos Pueblo craftsmanship
• Coin silver with traditional hand-stamped repoussé detail
• Lightweight and comfortable for daily wear
• Each pair is slightly unique from hand tooling
• Direct support of Pueblo family artisans

Display and Care

Store in a soft pouch or tarnish-resistant cloth. To preserve natural patina, avoid chemical dips. Use a soft polishing cloth sparingly. Keep dry and away from perfumes or lotions.

Attribution and Condition Notes

Handmade by Taos Arts, Taos Pueblo, New Mexico. Minor surface variations and tool marks are expected in genuine handwork.

FAQ

Are these sterling silver?
No. They are crafted in coin silver at approximately .900 purity, the traditional standard prior to modern sterling.

Who made these?
Each pair is made by Megan Concha at Taos Pueblo, continuing the Concha family tradition.

Are they heavy?
No. The domed repoussé construction keeps them light without losing presence.