An astounding example of Hector Aguilar's design acumen this is a majestic "New Maguey" necklace. Thick, absolutely perfectly hand-cut 940 silver sheet in a design based on Mexico's rich Maya and Aztec cultural heritage with hidden hinges and a substantial chain. One of Aguilar's classic book pieces and a spectacular necklace to own and proudly wear! With an inner circumference of 14 1/2" (clasped) this is a true choker for smaller to medium necks...

A sensuous snake coils over its own tail to form this beautifully executed bracelet. Dating from the 1960's, the 14Kt yellow gold snake bangle has bezel set ruby eyes and a snakeskin design that covers not only the top of the bracelet but the entire outside surface and back. The width of the bracelet at the widest part is 5/8”.

Matilde Poulat is hardly a name that needs any kind of introduction in the world of vintage Mexican silver jewelry. One of the earliest and most creative designers, her works are avidly sought after for their superb craftsmanship and innovative designs...

Rare Penti Sarpaneva 830 silver ring this is a stunning piece. Multi-layered and very impressive it is topped by a "lace" type flat-top pyramid and has excellent patina. The ring is currently a sz 6.5 but it's adjustable due to its open shank. Its face measures 1 3/8" square and it will rise approx. 7/16" off the finger when worn. It weighs 18.2 grams and is fully signed as shown, dating in 1972.

Accutron by Bulova, "ALPHA" model M1 made in 1961. This wristwatch is asymmetric in shape, case is SOLID 14K WHITE GOLD. In excellent running condition, waterproof. Has a new strap, will come with a new battery. Watch measures 40mm long by 32mm wide. Circa 1961.

This 14 kt white and yellow gold bar pin is the perfect addition to any dress or jacket. The authentic 1920’s filigree design features an intricate pattern worked in white gold, while the back of the pin packs the surprise of a yellow gold sheen. The pin measures 2 ½ inches long and ½ inch wide at its center, which features a brilliant 10-point diamond.

A modernistic cuff bracelet in heavy sterling silver, designed by Lico, a master Mexican silversmith who originally worked for William Spratling and who is known for his geometric designed jewelry. Circa 1950's. Weight: 78.5 grams/2.5 troy ounces. 2 3/4" length x 2 1/4" deep x 1 5/8" wide. Stamped on the inside 'HECHO EN MEXICO 925 LICO' and with an eagle 1 mark. This heavy bracelet is adorned all over with a stepped motif. Excellent condition.

Gorgeous sterling and Bisbee turquoise clip earrings by Frank Patania Sr. They measure 1 1/2" long and 7/8" wide and are in fine original condition with no chips or cracks to the stones. Weighing 25.4 grams total, they are signed on both earrings with the oval FP mark, the Thunderbird mark and Sterling as shown in the photo. These should delight any collector of Patania jewelry.

This wonderful pair of dogwood flower earrings is a great example of the late forties or early fifties 14Kt pink gold jewelry. The flowers are 7/8” in diameter, and have the old fashioned “French backs” (screw backs). The mark is 14Kt and the makers mark is WL.

This is a vintage Navajo sterling bracelet with rare and spectacular No. 8 turquoise stones. The stones are actually a deeper blue than the photos capture. Measuring 5 7/8" around in the inside plus a 1 1/4" opening, it is 1 3/4" wide at the center stone. (Center stone is 1 3/4" long and 3/4" wide.). All stones are free of chips or cracks. The weight is 80 grams. An elegant and unique design, it is suitable for a man or woman. A magnificent piece.

I have a weakness for Mexican jewelry that combines silver with copper and brass - I find that the three metals together look fantastic as the warm patina of the copper and brass elements lends its glow to well-aged silver. The "mixed metals" dangle earrings offered here bear the signature of Los Castillo and are an early creation, as indicated by the design number...

Stunning handmade vintage 1940-48 940 sterling silver and azur malachite earrings designed and signed by Taxco, Mexico silver maestro Hector Aguilar (1905-86). 1 3/4"L X 1"W. Bezel set stones. Beautiful condition. Marks HA 940 TAXCO. Each screw back marked SILVER MEXICO. No dings, dents, cracks or repairs. Excellent patina. Original screw backs work perfectly. Truly wearable works of art. Original Aguilar designs are featured in museum exhibits around the world. All questions welcome.

A rare and exceptional 14k gold and carved lapis scarab ring signed Macefield. William Mason and Leonard Field were a collaborative effort of artist/jewelers from Winchester, MA. ( the North Shore ) who were most active in the late 40's and 50's. This ring is a size 5 1/4 and measures 7/8" long and 3/4" wide. The prong set carved lapis scarab sits high in a scalloped setting with a twisted edge. The ring is in fine original condition. Magnificent craftsmanship and design.

Classic early Deco Mexican silver repousse bracelet, its two hinged parts consisting of several rows of repousse semi-spheres dotted with bezel-set amethyst cabochons. This is an iconic design and it comes in several widths - the rarity in the example presented here is that in addition to the small stones, there is a series of three big amethysts applied on the vertical that dissects the front "wing" in two...

Absolutely Exquisite sterling and enamel pendant of a Satyr. The face of the Satyr has fantastic detail from the tip of his pointed ear to the tip of the beard on his chin there is nothing but pure fantasy! His curved horn is done in pristine black enamel and his face is outlined in smooth green enamel...

Perfect for the summer a gorgeous Margot de Taxco silver and enamel necklace in white and tropical sea blue that combines both the guilloche and confetti techniques. A classic Margot, book-piece design masterfully executed as all of her enamel pieces that I have seen over the years. Measuring 16 7/8" in wearable length (total length is 17 3/8") it is 13/16" wide and weighs 84.8 grams. Fully signed with Margot's name, des...

Elegant, finely made sterling and ironwood necklace by Navajo silversmith Manuel Lewis when working at the White Hogan Shop in Scottsdale, Arizona. It measures 14 5/8" end to end and is 1" wide at the center ironwood pendant. Fine original condition and signed ML and the White Hogan hallmark. Pieces from the White Hogan Shop continue to be highly sought after and this one is lovely.

The second figural Graziella Laffi brooch currently in my inventory (please also refer to Troc item #1090959) this piece is really impressive and quite unusual. I believe that here too we are dealing with the representation of an ancient Inca god, shown with snakes around his waist and in his headgear. The deity's garb is made of thick silver overlay to add dimension and depth to the design, both qualities intensified by oxidation and carefully hand-chased details...