71.6gr ! Bracelet économies moderne à liens géométriques mexicains en argent sterling Salomon Alvarez

Mid-Century Modern Sterling Silver Mexican Salomon Alvarez Geometric Linked Chunky Bracelet

This sterling silver  bracelet was made in Mexico in approximately 1960’s in the period Mid-Century Modern style. The bracelet is composed of a series of geometrically stylized Aztec links with an over/under construction with a simple accenting

Hand-Crafted Mid-Century Modern Sterling Silver Mexican Geometric Linked Chunky . The bracelet is clearly signed with impressed markings on the back as "925", "Mexico" and a TC- 221  makers mark for Salomon Alvarez workshop

Details

Size bracelet 8"

Width:13mm weight 71.6grams great addition to your collection Taxco silver refers to the high-quality silver jewelry and other silver items that are produced in Taxco, Mexico. Taxco is a city located in the state of Guerrero, Mexico, and has a rich history of silver mining and silversmithing.

In the 1920s, an American named William Spratling arrived in Taxco and recognized the potential for creating a thriving silver industry. He established a workshop and began designing and producing silver jewelry that blended traditional Mexican motifs with modern design principles. Spratlings designs gained popularity, and soon other artisans began to follow in his footsteps, leading to the growth of the Taxco silver industry.

Today, Taxco silver is renowned for its high quality and unique designs. Many of the jewelry pieces are still crafted by hand using traditional techniques, such as hand-hammering and intricate filigree work. Taxco silver jewelry often features bold, geometric shapes and intricate patterns, and is sought after by collectors and jewelry enthusiasts worldwide.