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  • Margot de Taxco Turquoise Vintage Mexican Bracelet

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    Margot van Voorheis Carr designed this wonderful, swirls and beads jeweled bracelet with great skill. She opened her own Taller in Taxco when she divorced Antonio Castillo and created a legacy in her silver designs. The piece is .75in. wide and weighs 40 grams heavy. It is quite rare to find this design with turquoise stones. This jewel exudes an extremely strong presence and is certainly a joy to wear.

  • Antonio Pineda Moonstone Mexican Silver Bracelet

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    This extremely rare Antonio Pineda bracelet is absolutely gorgeous. The piece is a published design and documented in SILVER MASTERS by Penney Morrill. It is an early piece as it is without lettering denoting bracelet. It is properly hallmarked as shown and studded with 8 gorgeous, glowing, cabachon, moon stones. The weight is 85 grams and the width is barely shy of one inch. The length is a comfortable 7 inches. The William Spratling influence is definitely shown in Antonio Pineda's use of the caviar ball that is used on top and bottom of the moon stones. The smaller links in between the moon stones adorns 3 beads giving it an even more richly "jeweled" effect. When looking straight into the moon stone in my pictures, the area around the moonstones is open space and you can see black which is the fuzzy bracelet holder and not a part of the bracelet. Please inquire with questions or requests for more pictures. This piece is FABULOUS. Museum and Collector quality.

  • Marcel Boucher Vintage Mexican Silver Necklace

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    Marcel Boucher trained and worked at Cartier in the Paris, France shop. He left for Taxco to be among some of the most creative thinkers in artistry at the time. He opened a shop in Taxco named Parisina and this necklace is one of his creations hallmarked in that manner. He was not in Taxco long so finding pieces of his marked Parisina are treasures. This piece is THE BEST necklace that I have seen from his work. It is a HUGE 1.5 inches wide and weighs 101 grams heavy. This botanical design is open backed repousse and has a tiny, thin gold wash on the back of the piece which was done to help the repousse slide off the carved mold when pressing the silver to the mold. I believe this is one of his earliest examples because of the techniques used. It is a comfortable 17 inches long. As far as condition goes, if it were any more perfect it would have to be new. All I can say is please look at all the pictures because it is MORE than fantastic, important,incredible, just LOOK AT THAT NECKLACE!