Anny Locaspino Hallmark – Zuni Silversmith Identification Guide

About Anny Locaspino

Anny Locaspino is a documented Zuni silversmith whose hallmark has been photographed and verified as part of a broader Native American jewelry hallmark reference collection, giving collectors a reliable way to trace pieces back to this maker.

How to Identify an Anny Locaspino Hallmark

A stamped hallmark appears on documented pieces attributed to Anny. Comparing an unfamiliar mark against verified reference photos is the most reliable way to confirm attribution.

The Zuni Tradition of Fine Stonework

The Pueblo of Zuni, in western New Mexico, is renowned for jewelry that emphasizes intricate stone-setting over heavy metalwork — styles like petit point, needlepoint, cluster work, and channel inlay, where dozens of small, precisely cut stones are arranged into detailed patterns. Zuni artists have historically marked pieces more sparingly than Navajo smiths, sometimes using an engraving or soldering pen rather than a stamped hallmark, which makes documented marks like Anny's especially useful for collectors.

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