Vintage Jewelry JHE Inlaid Double Fish Copper, Sterling Silver, Turquoise Disc with Hook for Pendant & Brooch / Pin 

"Hecho en Mexico" (Made in Mexico) around the perimeter, with a central monogram. This circular layout is a standard Mexican hallmark used primarily between the 1940s and 1970s. 

Eagle 3: Jewelry was made in Taxco, which is Mexico’s most famous silver-producing city. The eagle mark was a government guarantee introduced to certify the silver was the proper sterling standard. 

Disk is characteristic of Metales Casados (Married Metals). This specialized technique involves precisely fitting different metals, such as silver, copper, and brass, together to create a seamless decorative surface, often further embellished with stone inlays like turquoise. These pieces were commonly designed as combination pendant-brooches, featuring both a pin back and a hidden bale (hook) for a chain. 

Artisan behind the center initials "JHE” remains formally unidentified by name in major Mexican silver hallmark directories but the "JHE" artisan was considered a master of mixed-metal techniques and intricate stone inlay.   

Dimensions - approximately 1¾ inches diameter with bale and spring ring clasp closure

Preowned - Excellent condition - Refer to photos. Jewelry is sold as is.