Vintage sterling silver cuff bracelet featuring geometric or Aztec-inspired designs, produced in Taxco, Mexico, by Native artisans. Key Details Origin: The style is typical of silver craftsmanship from Taxco, Mexico, a city renowned for its silver work, with Native American (Navajo or Hopi) influence. Material: It is made of sterling silver, indicated by common "925" or "Sterling" markings found on interior. this cuff has a natural darker patina. Design: The bracelet has a wide band with bold, geometric, and tribal patterns, often referred to as "Aztec" or "rug" patterns in product descriptions. The contrast between the raised, polished silver elements and the darkened, oxidized background highlights the design. Vintage Status: Based on similar styles, this piece likely dates from the mid-20th century onwards.