Fred Davis Taxco Silver Bracelet with Amethyst Cabochons, Vintage Mexican Modern

A striking later-period Matl necklace handcrafted in sterling silver with richly colored amethyst and natural turquoise. The engraved matl, Mexico 925, and M. Regis 142073 marks, alo...

Striking 1960s Antonio Pineda modernist earrings crafted in 970 silver with elongated amethyst cabochons. A collectible, sculptural pair from the master of Taxco. These statement ea...

These vintage Matl earrings capture the richly ornamented silverwork and gemstone combinations characteristic of the later evolution of the Matilde Poulat workshop. Each earring features a deeply colored pyramid-cut amethyst framed by natural turquoise cabochons, all set within the signature Matl scrollwork and articulated dangles. The hand-engraved marks matl, Mexico 925, and M. Regis 142073, together with the MS-12 stamped hallmark on the reverse, confirm mid-1970s to early 1980s Salas-period Matl workshop production. The MS-12 code denotes the specific artisan within the Salas atelier who fabricated these pieces. Bold, dimensional, and richly detailed, these earrings remain highly collectible examples of Mexican modernist jewelry...

A rare and sculptural pair of sterling silver and amethyst earrings by William Spratling, Taxco, Mexico, circa the 1950s. Each earring is formed as a stylized spiral conch shell accented with rich amethyst cabochons, a motif that showcases Spratling’s ability to merge organic inspiration with modernist design. These earrings come directly from the estate of Phyllis M. Goddard, the noted Spratling scholar. This exact pair is illustrated in her reference Spratling Silver: A Field Guide (see p. 96, fig. 2-301), giving them exceptional provenance and historical importance within Spratling’s body of work. Stamped with the appropriate maker’s marks. Excellent vintage condition with natural patina and original screw-back fittings. A museum-worthy example for collectors of mid-century Mexican silver, documented studio jewelry, or Spratling’s finest work. These are truly beautiful. Each earring is a whimsical spiraled sea...

This silver and amethyst circles necklace by Fred Davis is one of his iconic designs. What makes this example stand out is the exceptional size. It is much larger than the standard. ...

A striking and well-crafted vintage Mexican sterling silver bracelet from the early to mid-20th century, featuring twelve intricately linked panels, each set with a bezel-set amethyst stone. This exquisite bracelet showcases exceptional craftsmanship, with each panel articulated for fluid movement and comfort. The design is bold yet elegant, with a wide, 1 5/8-inch profile, making it a captivating statement piece. The bracelet is marked “Silver Mexico” on the reverse, a hallmark commonly used in mid-century Mexican silver...

A fine vintage modernist bracelet in silver, gold and amethysts. Constructed of 9 welded sections with a wonderful brushed finish to the front and interior, applied geometric gold elements, and bezel set amethyst cabochons. Attributed to Enid Kaplan...

This hand wrought gorgeous and early vintage Mexican hallmarked cuff bracelet of sterling silver and amethyst are comprised of 10 rows of 8 dome like sterling silver balls with 3 set...