This is a pre-1948 Rafael Melendez bracelet that is so deeply chased and designed so beautifully. It is 1 inch wide and can fit a large range of sizes. The weight is 43 grams of thick silver. It has a turquoise stone that is gorgeous and has changed into over time a warmer tone of blue green. This piece is collector quality and a real treasure...

This Matl is an exceptional piece in brilliant condition weighing 59 grams and being 7in. long and a tad over 1.5in. wide at the turquoise stone centerpiece. The rest of the bracelet is 1 1/8in. wide. This Matilde Poulat bracelet is a collectors dream and dates to pre-1940 making it even more cherished because Matilde was still alive and designing. The Mexico City repousse is exceptional and everything about this piece is breathtaking...

This is a masterpiece hallmarked Elna who was a Taller that sold high quality,impeccably designed silver. It is a comfortable 7in. long and 1 5/8in. wide and weighs 62 grams heavy. The amethyst bars are rounded with no chips or cracks and have a measurement of .75in. x 1in. There are no dents to the silver. This is a showpiece on the arm and a real treasure...

I could not decide which brooch was the nicest so I bought them both! They are approximately the same size being 5.25in.x 2.5in. The bird with one turquoise is hallmarked Casa Prieto at 42 grams heavy and the 2 stone bird is Silver Mexico at 37 grams heavy both being pre-1948. Both have no dents or issues of any kind and they both have a deep patina that is outstanding...

This is one of my favorite Margot designs with the old linear mark of Los Castillo. It is a comfortable 17in. long and 1 1/8in. wide so it makes quite a statement. This pre-1948 piece is well built and in just perfect condition and weighing in at 100 grams heavy...

You do not see this Los Castillo bracelet/cuff #344 very often. I have the matching necklace listed on the site and it is out of this world fantastic with its large pectoral display. The cuff is the finishing touch to the necklace set. The weight is 68 grams heavy and just under 1.5in. wide. This piece will fit wrists with a wide variety of sizes...

This vintage Los Castillo piece has a commanding presence weighing 88.6 grams and 1.25in. wide. The inner diameter is 2.25in. with a 1.25in...

This is an old linear hallmarked Los Castillo masterpiece. It fits up to a 7.25in wrist at least and any size smaller than that. The color of the blown glass with bubbles inside the "bubble" is aqua green and in my opinion is the true color of the ocean. No defects at all to this piece and it is a heavy 83gms. It is 2 in. wide in the front and tapers to one inch in the back. There is 2.75in. across on the inside and it is built with an oval shape. An excellent example that is a featured book pie...

This is a pre-1948 Los Castillo amethyst cabachon necklace that is absolutely breathtaking. The piece is 16in. long and 7/8in. wide and weighing a hefty 84grams. Most of this design is extremely small and this is very comfortable size for most. Properly hallmarked for Los Castillo's design 817. Beautiful condition just, LOOK AT THAT NECKLACE!...

Properly hallmarked with an early design number 218 as shown and signed Victoria for Anna Brilanti. This Mexican silver vintage treasure is 15.5in. of wearable length and weighs 52 grams. The earrings weigh 12.6 grams. The connector rings are covered with a free floating segment which makes it appear seamless when gazed upon. These mixed metals are copper, brass and higher than sterling silver. The tecnique to make this piece requires great skill as all the metals have a different melting point....

This is 195 grams of silver,copper and brass expertly made chain with a maximum flexibility with no flaws. It is a tad under 2 inches wide and has a wearable length of 17in. It is signed Mexico. It has an ominous presence and is fabulous with all the warm tones in our wardrobe. All three of these metals have a different melting point and it takes great time to produce this piece. It is a pre-1948 piece and is simply stunning, just LOOK AT THAT NECKLACE!...

This ring made by Miguel Martinez is such a striking creative piece of seeing a stone an letting the rock speak. The band flows from underneath to the front to hold in the stone. The dimensions are 12.4 grams heavy and a size 8.5 which can be sized. The face is 1.25in. long and .75in. wide. This is an early piece of Miguels work and he became the principle designer of Rancho Allegre. Properly hallmarked as show. Fabulous and daring piece. ...

This treasure is stunning and made by A. Cazares who is a noted Maestro by Hougart in THE LITTLE BOOK OF MEXICAN SILVER TRADE AND HALLMARKS. The stone is gorgous with no chips or cracks and measures 22mm X18mm. It is an old hand cut stone that I love to see. The weight is 81 grams. This necklace is beautiful and comfortable on with a wearable length of approximately 18in. The pectoral is 3.5in. without the stone drop. The widest point on the piece is 1 3/8in. and the chain is quality with rivots...

Amethyst stones set off this very large 3.5in. x 2 3/8in. jewel designed by Maestro Horacio de la Parra and is properly hallmarked as shown. This rare piece weighs 16.5 grams and is featured in SILVER MASTERS OF MEXICO....

This is a beautifully executed, thick silver bracelet that is 1in. wide on the side panels. The piece weighs 29.7 grams and has an airy cut out design and features an amethyst cabachon. It is slightly sizable and fits a 6.5in. to a 7in. the best. Marked Silver Mexico which dates the piece to pre-1948. This example of early Taxco silver work is a classic and displays an aura of elegance to those who gaze upon it....