Antonio Piñeda Link Bracelets

This striking vintage bracelet by renowned Mexican silversmith Antonio Pineda is crafted in high-purity .970 silver and showcases his iconic sculptural design. Composed of a series of curved vertical silver panels, the bracelet is interspersed with 12 cylindrical rods of deep purple amethyst, creating a bold, rhythmic contrast of form and color. Each segment is expertly hinged for comfortable, articulated movement around the wrist, while the substantial weight and craftsmanship offer a distinctly luxurious feel. The piece is secured with a box clasp and safety chain for added peace of mind. Marked Sterling Mexico 970 Silver, this bracelet is a standout example of Pineda’s modernist aesthetic—architectural, refined, and unmistakably collectible. - Measurements: Width 47.0mm (1.85 in), Thickness 6.4mm (0.25in, Weighs 204 grams - Length is 7 inches - Hallmarked Sterling Mexico Silver...

This sterling silver (actually 970 silver) link bracelet is made by Antonio Pineda of Taxco, Mexico. It is an elegant and mid century modern design. This bracelet is composed of tw...

Unusual and early sterling and onyx bracelet by Antonio Pineda. Rectangular links of sterling alternate with links faced with onyx. The bracelet is illustrated in : Stuart Hodosh, et...

Sterling Silver Amethyst Link Bracelet by Antonio Pineda Taxco. With 16 cone shape amethyst stones. Details: Length: 8" Weight: 154.5 grams Width:...

Circa 1960 Antonio Pineda Sterling Silver Bracelet, measuring 3/4 inch wide and consisting of solid, heavy individually riveted...

Sterling silver and pearl Mexican modernist bracelet created by Antonio Pineda of Taxco, Mexico. Nicely weighted bracelet measures 8.25" in length by 5/8" wide and is signed with th...

Circa 1960 Sterling silver Bracelet By Antonio Pineda, Each solid silver link pined and hinged together for flexibility. Measuring 6 1/2 Inch in Length

This sterling silver an onyx bracelet is a rare and early example of the work of silver master, Antonio Pineda. The hallmark dates between 1949 and 1953 when he used the name Jewels ...

Circa 1950s, sterling, Antonio Pineda, Mexico. Marrying traditional Mexican design values to the contemporary perspective, Antonio Pineda crea...

Considered one of the finest Mexican silver craftsmen from the twentieth century, Antonio Pineda began his art at a young age. He studied painting and sculpture as a youth and at age 14 he was apprenticed to Taller de Las Delicias of William Spratling to learn the silversmith craft. Antonio founded his own workshop in 1941 and his talent flourished. This vintage sterling and obsidian bracelet...

Dramatic, wide silver bracelet by Antonio Pineda. Alternating links each end in an onyx stone giving the appearance of matchsticks. This design illustra...

Strong, simple design sterling silver bracelet by Antonio Pineda. Heavy weight; made of 970 silver, higher purity than the sterling standard. Equally suitable for a man or woman. Mea...