Vintage Mid-Century Taxco Mexican Modernist Sterling Silver Adjustable Seahorse
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- Taxco
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- VintageBeachSilver
Origin: Taxco, Mexico
Era: Mid-Century Modern (circa 1950s–1970s)
Design: Stylized Seahorse / Sea Serpent Bypass Wrap Ring Material: Solid Sterling Silver with Oxidized Lowlights
Ring Size: Adjustable (Best fits sizes 6 through 8.5)
Hallmarks: Stamped "STERLING 925", "TAXCO", Maker's Initials "V.A.", and the official Mexican government "Eagle 3" assay mark.
About this piece: A striking piece of wearable art from the mid-century Mexican silver renaissance. This handcrafted modernist bypass ring features a gorgeously detailed seahorse silhouette. The deep oxidation in the recessed metal beautifully highlights the artisan's hand-carved textures. The official "Eagle 3" assay stamp guarantees it was certified in Taxco, Mexico prior to the late 1970s, making it a stellar find for collectors of historical Mexican silver.
Thanks to its open bypass structure, the ring is gently adjustable to accommodate a variety of finger sizes comfortably.
Condition: Excellent vintage condition with a rich, authentic patina. The silver shows beautiful age and has not been aggressively polished to preserve its historical character. Band is structurally sound and adjusts smoothly.
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