Timeless Jewelry
Artisan Crafted
Taxco, Mexico
A City Shaped by Silver
Walk through Taxco, and sterling silver is never far away. At the tianguis, the city’s traditional silver market, tables fill with jewelry from local artisans—the same silvermaking community behind Reviva’s .925 sterling silver jewelry.
Taxco’s relationship with silver reaches back to the Aztecs, but its modern silver renaissance took shape in 1931, when William Spratling established a workshop that worked with local silversmiths and helped spark a new era of Mexican silver design—contributing to the international reputation Taxco still carries today.
But what fascinated us most wasn’t simply the silver.
It was the people keeping the tradition alive.
Our Artisans
For Us, It's Personal
Before Reviva existed, sterling silver was already a part of our family’s story. Founder Erika grew up hearing multigenerational stories of family members working in Taxco’s silver industry. In 2025, she returned to learn the craft herself and was surprised to find the silver community different from the one she remembered.
In Taxco, Erika noticed a smaller tianguis and heard artisans speak about workshops disappearing. But many artisans, like her teacher, Don Peter, remained determined to keep creating. That’s when Reviva became more than an idea.
Today, we work directly with independent artisans to share not only their jewelry, but the people, traditions, and place behind it—because for us, preserving a tradition isn’t only about remembering where it came from. It’s about giving it somewhere to go next.
If you’re here because you scanned the card tucked inside your jewelry, that story has already traveled from Taxco to you.
Welcome to Reviva!
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