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Ever elegant, Catrina poses among flowers and bones in a brilliant necklace designed by Maria Belén Nilson. The necklace is crafted of sterling silver and detailed with oxidized accents that recalls the beauty of antique Mexican jewelry.

Catrina is the original creation of José Guadalupe Posadas, renowned author, journalist and political cartoonist (1852-1913). He is credited for popularizing the Day of the Dead celebrations, especially through the creation of skeletal cartoons that capture the Mexican attitude towards death. The most renowned of these is La Catrina (meaning "dapper"), and she is always elegantly dressed, featuring a wide-brimmed hat with colorful flowers.

As they always seek to see the sun, these adorable sunflowers adorning María Durán's necklace symbolize adoration and loyalty. Coated in resin to form a geometric pendant, the little blooms and leaves add a charming color scheme to the accessory, which is also equipped with an adjustable black cord.

As they always follow the sun's light, this tender sunflower beautifying María Durán's necklace symbolizes loyalty and happiness. Coated in resin to form a round pendant, the little bloom and charming leaves add a cheerful color scheme to the accessory, which is also equipped with an adjustable black cord.