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Distinctive antique Mexican silver bracelet featuring an ornate articulated floral and foliate design with a large rectangular purple cabochon centerpiece that appears consistent with amethyst.
The bracelet is constructed from individually connected decorative silver panels, giving it substantial presence while allowing it to move naturally around the wrist. The sculptural floral work, raised silver accents, handmade appearance, and prominent purple stone make this an especially striking example of early Mexican silver jewelry.
The reverse is stamped:
SILVER
MADE IN
MEXICO
This style of mark is generally associated with Mexican silver pieces dating from approximately the 1920s through the mid-1940s, although the exact date and maker are unknown. Pieces carrying this mark are often reported as having silver content at or above sterling, but this bracelet has not been professionally tested for exact purity.
Approximate details:
•Length: Just under 8 inches
•Weight: Approximately 40 grams
•Closure: Hook-style clasp that holds securely
•Metal: Marked “Silver Made in Mexico”
•Stone: Purple cabochon appearing consistent with amethyst; not professionally gemstone tested
•Maker: Unidentified
•Estimated period: Approximately 1920s–1940s
Considering its potential age, the bracelet presents beautifully and appears to be in great antique condition. It retains natural patina, surface wear, and other characteristics consistent with age and previous use.
Please review all photographs carefully, as they show the exact bracelet, craftsmanship, markings, and condition you will receive.
