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About this Piece
Length: 7”
Width: 0.75”
Material: Sterling silver, natural amethystWeight: 39 gramsMark: Yes, \"Made In Mexico\"
Era: 1930s - 40s
Why You’ll Love ItDeep purple amethyst adds a sense of natural richness to the dramatic details of this 1940s Mexican bracelet. With its domed shape, the amethyst emanates light in a vivid way that complements the finely crafted open and airy silverwork. A bit of a bolder silhouette, this Mexican marvel has all the elements you’re looking for: traditional, artisan-made, and timeless style.
Condition and Quality●
Bright patina with minor surface wear. No dents.
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Fresh sheen, light surface wear, and no chipping on the amethyst.●
Secure, original clasp.
Collector NoteOn Mexican Jewelry.Mexican jewelry has a long-standing tradition that dates back to pre-Columbian times when indigenous communities created intricate pieces using natural materials. Silver, abundant in Mexico, has been a popular material for jewelry-making. After the 20th century, Mexican jewelry makers began incorporating pre-Columbian designs and techniques into their silver pieces, creating intricate and unique designs that continue to influence contemporary Mexican jewelry today. Prominent designers such as William Spratling and Margot van Voorhies Carr were instrumental in developing the modern Mexican silver jewelry industry, inspiring other artists to embrace traditional styles and motifs. Today, Mexican silver jewelry continues to be celebrated for its exceptional craftsmanship, unique types, and use of natural materials, including precious stones and metals. _gsrx_vers_1730 (GS 9.9.4 (1730))
