This bracelet has the classic styling elements for vintage Mexican silver jewelry from the 1930’s – 1940’s. The gorgeous natural amethysts are framed to perfection with the aged silver. The bracelet is very reminiscent of early designs created for Fred Davis during the Mexican artistic renaissance.
Unattributed Artist Pre-Eagle Green Glass Stones Sterling Silver Repousse Bracelet Vintage Mexican
This bracelet has the perfect balance of romance from Old Mexico blended with a substantial size so that the bracelet has presence. The styling is a perfect example of 1940’s Mexican jewelry. Pieces of this caliber are increasingly difficult to find.
Unattributed Artist Pre-Eagle Amethyst & Silver Square Link Bracelet Vintage Mexican
The simplicity of this bracelet combined with the beautiful amethysts might just make it one of your new favorite “everyday” bracelets. The vintage bracelet has a delicate look but is not so small that it will not be noticed.
Unattributed Artist Fred Davis Influenced Vintage Silver & Amethyst Mexican Bracelet
This bracelet is a fabulous example of 1940’s Mexican silver jewelry. The styling is heavily influenced by jewelry created for Fred Davis who was the first American to produce silver jewelry for the tourist trade in Mexico and proceeded William Spratling. Fred Davis was a collector of folk art and admired the pre-Columbian art in Mexico.
Unattributed Artist Fine .980 Silver & Amethyst Vintage Taxco Cuff Bracelet Pre-Eagle
This vintage fine .980 silver & amethyst cuff bracelet from Taxco has a sleek and bold look. Ideal for someone who desires a cuff bracelet in a larger size. The rope trim surrounding the amethyst was frequently used in the jewelry from Taxco in the 1930’s. Early William Spratling jewelry utilized rope bezels for jewelry with stonework. The fine .980 silver was also a hallmark of the finer silversmiths of the era due to the resistance to tarnish and a whiter color.
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