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  • Matl Vintage Mexican Snake Bracelet Silver Oldest Mark

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    Matl's gold wash snake has it's original stones of coral and turquoise. The coils are in perfect condition and lay beautifully. The Matl hallmark is correctly shown and is Matilde Poulat's earliest mark. Matl bracelets and necklaces have become exceeding difficult to find now and this one is beautiful and OLD. It is 7inches long and .75in. wide with the heavy weight of 80 grams. I became an instant fan of the light gold wash when in my hands. It is extraordinary mixed with your silver pieces as every other ringed coil is a solid band that is more a silver color than gold. Collector quality and FABULOUS!

  • Margot de Taxco 5676 Mexican Silver Clamper Bracelet

    Margot de Taxco number 5676 is never seen. The very thick repousse clamper is 63 grams and that is quite a lot for an airy design. Each part of the swirls front surface is slightly concave making an indented swoosh. The face is 2.75in. and the wearable is a 2 3/8th's inches diameter. The spring is tight with no dents or repairs. This bracelet has been kept in pristine condition. There is glare and reflection from the lights. The transformation from design to incredible happens the moment the piece is seen on.

  • Mexico Mexican Silver Vintage Repousse Cuff Bracelet Huge

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    Big 2in. tall cuff and heavy at 78 grams of repousse sterling. Fits most with an inside dimension of 2.5in. No dents which shows it has had a charmed life. I love the work marks on the inside as they are evidence of the early hand crafted treasures. You can find this design in the book Silver Masters of Mexico by Penny C. Morril, page 82. Here it is noted as a design by Valentin Vidaurreta and sold to Sanborns. This piece is merely signed Mexico Silver. Please note that there is a lovely patina on this cuff and in the recesses. However, I had to use lots of light to get the bracelet to show up on the small pictures. Stunning on the arm.