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The small factory of Juan Luis, his father and his uncle, located in a tranquil village near Taxco, stands for exquisite silver craftsmanship with the unique mother of pearl of the abalone. On the family farm, the three craftsmen handcraft high-quality products that reflect the expertise and passion of a long history of craftsmanship.

The mother of pearl used comes from the shells of abalone fished in Baja California. These clams are caught for their valuable meat, but the mother of pearl is a high-value byproduct valued in the jewelry and handicraft world. The catch is highly regulated and can only take place from July to October, which supports sustainability and the protection of marine resources.

Before the mother of pearl is applied to the bottle opener, it goes through a careful processing process. First, the mussel shells are carefully sanded to reveal the shimmering surface of the mother of pearl. It is then cut into precise pieces and placed on the silver frame of the bottle opener like an artistic mosaic.

The factory of Juan Luis and his family is a proud representative of the traditional Mexican silver craftsmanship from Taxco. Each piece they make is an expression of their dedication to the art and their deep connection with Mexican culture. The bottle opener made of nickel silver and mother of pearl is not only a functional tool, but also an elegant piece of craftsmanship that carries the history and values ​​of the region.