Fred Davis Mexican Modernist Large Silver and Amethyst Bracelet, Taxco, 1940 s

A spectacular vintage silver bracelet by legendary Taxco designer Fred Davis, showcasing the bold handcrafted artistry that defined his early Mexican Modernist work. Dating to the mi...

Bold vintage Taxco Mexico sterling silver bracelet showcasing a sculptural, modernist block design. The bracelet is composed of ...

1980s silver clamper bracelet, Taxco, Mexico This beautiful repoussé silver floral clamper bracelet is adorned with leaves and acorns or buds. The marks inside are: a double-stamped...

This dramatic bracelet by Frederick Davis (1880 - 1961) is as unusual as it is beautiful. The bracelet consists of four silver discs in which are set cabochon amethysts. The links ar...

Margot de Taxco sterling silver bracelet and earring set. The bracelet has a hook and eye closure with a safety chain, the earrings are ...

Add a splash of color and mid-century flair to your wardrobe with this Margot de Taxco bracelet and earring set. Crafted between 1948 and 1955, this design features a striking blue c...

Mid-20th century silver *Angel* bracelet, Taxco, Mexico Plateria Cony was a store opened in 1958 in Taxco by the daughter and son-in-law of Ana Maria Nunez...

A Mexican bracelet comprised of fine sterling silver with green onyx cabochons in the form of Aztec masks. The bracelet has decorative silver panels with heavy beading, swirls, and o...

1980s silver clamper bracelet, Taxco, Mexico This beautiful repoussé silver clamper bracelet is adorned with hearts and dots. The marks inside: each side of the clamper is marked TR...

A beautifully crafted vintage Mexican sterling silver bracelet, featuring hand-wrought openwork panels each set with a cabochon amethyst at the center. This bracelet is an exemplary piece of mid-20th-century Mexican silversmithing, showcasing both intricate craftsmanship and the natural beauty of amethyst. The openwork design allows light to pass through, highlighting the rich color of the amethysts and enhancing the bracelet's overall visual appeal. The bracelet is marked "Mexico" on the reverse and has been acid-tested to confirm its sterling silver composition. It features a simple yet secure "J" hook clasp, which allows for easy wear while maintaining the bracelet’s clean lines. This piece, with its pre-Eagle mark, dates to a period prior to the 1940s when the iconic Eagle marks became standard for identifying Mexican silver. It is a testament to the quality and artistry of early Mexican silver jewelry...