Frederick Davis Sterling Silver and Amethyst Bracelet

This silver and amethyst circles necklace by Fred Davis is one of his iconic designs. What makes this example stand out is the exceptional size. It is much larger than the standard. ...

Frederick Davis (1880 - 1961), while not the household name of William Spratling, actually preceded him in terms of bringing Mexican design to the fore. Davis worked in Mexico City d...

Contemporary amethyst solitaire ring by Scott Gauthier set in 14 karat white gold. The ring consists of graduated open circles with a flat shank. The circle housing the stone is clev...

This multigem hinged bangle bracelet was made by Ed Wiener, one of the leaders of the mid-20th century Modernist jewelry movement. Wiener most often worked in silver. This heavy 18 k...

This hand wrought gorgeous and early vintage Mexican hallmarked cuff bracelet of sterling silver and amethyst are comprised of 10 rows of 8 dome like sterling silver balls with 3 set...

A striking and well-crafted vintage Mexican sterling silver bracelet from the early to mid-20th century, featuring twelve intricately linked panels, each set with a bezel-set amethyst stone. This exquisite bracelet showcases exceptional craftsmanship, with each panel articulated for fluid movement and comfort. The design is bold yet elegant, with a wide, 1 5/8-inch profile, making it a captivating statement piece. The bracelet is marked “Silver Mexico” on the reverse, a hallmark commonly used in mid-century Mexican silver...

Artisan made sterling silver bracelet set with natural amethyst cabochons from the 1950s. The three curved hour glass panels are hand chased and have applied side scroll design accen...

This vintage 1970s gemstone and sterling silver bangle bracelet features three bezel-set amethyst cabochons flanked with decorative silver scrollwork. It's a classic, versatile piece that's perfect for everyday wear. Each amethyst is approximately 5.5mm in diameter. Hallmarks include Beckmann, Sterling, Mexico. Bracelet size 7.75". Bangle width 4mm. Total weight 17.12g. About Carmen Beckmann: Carmen Beckmann was a silver designer based in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico in the 1960s-1970s. She was one of the of the few female designers known to have contributed to Mexico’s 20th century silver renaissance. Her works have been featured in noted Mexican silver jewelry...