Bracelet

A beautifully handcrafted vintage Mexican silver bracelet featuring four large floral openwork links accented with alternating domed cabochon stones in deep purple and polished hematite-gray. The bold repoussé-inspired design and hand-fabricated construction are characteristic of mid-century Mexican silver craftsmanship.

The reverse is stamped “MEXICO SILVER,” an early hallmark used on vintage Mexican silver jewelry before modern .925 markings became common. The bracelet has a substantial weight of 61.24 grams, giving it a luxurious feel and excellent presence on the wrist.

A striking statement piece for collectors of Taxco and vintage Mexican silver jewelry.

Details

• Origin: Mexico
• Metal: Silver (stamped MEXICO SILVER)
• Weight: 61.24 grams
• Design: Floral openwork link bracelet
• Stones: Alternating purple and metallic gray cabochons (sold as decorative cabochons; exact stone type not verified)
• Era: Circa 1940s–1950s
• Condition: Very good vintage condition with light wear consistent with age. Clasp functions properly.

A timeless example of vintage Mexican artistry that is equally suited for everyday wear or an advanced silver jewelry collection.

A refined fusion of nature and modern design, this handcrafted wooden bangle showcases the organic beauty of rich dark wood paired with a striking amethyst centerpiece. The deep violet gemstone is carefully set to highlight its natural brilliance, creating a sophisticated contrast against the warm wood grain.

Designed for those who appreciate understated luxury, this piece brings together timeless craftsmanship and contemporary elegance. Lightweight, comfortable, and effortlessly distinctive, it is a versatile statement that transitions seamlessly from everyday wear to special occasions.

Features

• Handcrafted natural wood bangle
• Genuine amethyst centerpiece
• Lightweight and comfortable fit
• Unique wood grain on every piece
• Modern, minimalist aesthetic

A celebration of natural materials, thoughtful design, and quiet sophistication