DEL RIO Fine Sterling Mexico Green Onyx Mask Panel Bracelet-7"-c1940's

Description

Offered . .......
a fine vintage
sterling silver tribal green onyx bracelet.
The bracelet is marked with
STERLING
and with
DEL RIO HECHO EN MEXICO .0925
in a circle. This is a pre-eagle mark, so the piece is no newer than the 1940's. It has 8 wonderfully carved bezel set green onyx stern face masks with cannonballs and roped designs around them, and flat panels between them. The bracelet is about 1 inch at the widest by 7 inches long. The bracelet is in excellent pre-owned condition, with no damage. The clasp holds securely and works properly.
Please see the wonderful Native American and early Mexican sterling pieces we are offering.
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Please see the other fine sterling flatware & smalls we have for sale.
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