Details

• Featuring a delicate web of linked silver beads
• Resembling lace with light-catching design
• Flexible, fluid design for everyday wear
• Era: Taxco modernist tradition, late 1960s–1970s
• Material: sterling silver
• Measurements: 7” length (including clasp) × 1” width;
  beads approx. 4mm; rings 6mm
• Intricately crafted in Mexico
• Condition: vintage – very good, slight patina on underside; faint scratches on clasp
  A true piece of wearable art, found just for you

Collector’s Note: A striking example of Mexican modernist silver from the late 1960s–1970s, this bracelet reflects a moment when jewelry was conceived as wearable sculpture.  Substantial yet fluid on the wrist, it embodies the craftsmanship and originality that continue to make mid-century Mexican silver so sought after. A timeless statement piece, curated for collectors who appreciate design with intention.