Rare 1970s Taxco MX Sterling Silver Bracelet – Signed SCC, Natural Chrysocolla For Sale

For your consideration is a stunning, premium piece of mid-century Mexican wearable art dating to the circa 1970s era. This substantial statement link bracelet is hand-stamped with the registered master workshop mark "SCC", originating from the historic silver capital of Taxco, Mexico.The bracelet features three large, organically graduated oval cabochons of natural multi-matrix Chrysocolla. The stones exhibit a breathtaking, rich geological matrix—swirling with vibrant cerulean sky-blue, deep teal, and vivid malachite-green tones laced with natural dark copper veining.Historical Context & Design:The Taxco Silver Renaissance: Taxco became world-renowned in the mid-20th century as a hub for avant-garde, master-bench silversmithing, largely sparked by American designer William Spratling. Studios like "SCC" specialized in marrying high-purity local silver with native, hand-cut gemstones.Artisan Benchwork:This piece showcases classic mid-century Taxco design DNA. Each stone is housed in a thick, hand-soldered bezel framed by intricate, hand-twisted silver rope wire accents. These are nested beautifully inside openwork, geometric marquise-shaped links.The Hallmark: The toggle connector loop is hand-struck with the artisan's signature "SCC" initials alongside a partial classic oval assay mark, ensuring its authenticity as a mid-century Mexican studio export.Specifications & Details:Era: c. 1970s (Mid-to-Late 20th Century)Length: Exactly 7 inches long (total end-to-end wearable length including the toggle mechanism), making it a perfect fit for a standard wrist size.Metal Purity: Solid .925 Sterling SilverStones: Natural, un-dyed ChrysocollaClasp: Substantial, easy-to-use artisan toggle bar and O-ring closureCondition: Excellent vintage condition with structural integrity. The stones are firmly bezel-set. The silver retains its gorgeous, original, unpolished deep tarnish and patina which highlights the depth of the twisted rope work (left original for collectors, but can be polished to a mirror-shine if preferred). As expected with true vintage soft-stone jewelry, the cabochon faces show minor character-building surface micro-abrasions under close inspection.