Fine Vintage Native American Navajo Silver Necklace Jerry Johnson

A superb large Indian Tribal silver necklace from the Gujarat region with large ornate central silver medallion with turquoise and coral beads Weight 400 grams

A stunning and collectible Long vintage silver Necklace crafted in Taxco, Mexico, and dating to the 1960s. This beautifully detailed piece features a traditional Aztec inspired design in linked segments Origin: Taxco, Mexico Period: Circa 1960s Materials: Sterling silver turquoise semi precious stones Style: Vintage Mexican folk art Length 22 inches 56 cm, weight 112 grams An exceptional addition to any collection of Taxco silver, vintage Mexican jewelry...

Vintage Indian silver necklace Asian Tribal Jewellery A Very fine Vintage Indian silver necklace made in sections with floral pattern a...

Fine vintage Mexican modernist style necklace Margot De Taxco Mexico and dating to the 1950/ 1960s. Stylish highly collectible modernist wave design in sterling with Turquoise by Margot de Taxco Origin: Taxco, Mexico with makers mark Margot de Taxco number 5116 Period: Circa 1950`s/ 1960s Style: modernist wave pattern chocker necklace Length 16 inch 40 cm weight 31 grams An exceptional addition to any collection of Taxco silver, vintage Mexican jewelry, or 20th-century Latin American decorative arts. Ref., Margot De Taxco The Little Book Of Mexican Silver Trade And Hallmarks New revised Edition by Bille Hougart Margot van Voorhies (?-1985). Born in the United States, Margot married Antonio Castillo in Taxco, Mexico, where she helped her husband launch the company Los Castillo. She created many of the early designs for Los Castillo before the marriage ended in 1946. She opened her own shop, Margot de Taxco, in 1947. Margot is known primarily for high quality work in champlevé enamel, the production of which began in 1955. Another “Margot de Taxco” shop was located in Mexico City at Juarez, Number 14, featuring “well-designed enamel inlays… also silver.” Following a series of labor and government-imposed financial burdens the shop went bankrupt in 1977. A few of the former silversmiths at Margot were allowed to continue to use some of her molds after the shop finally closed in 1978. The silversmiths identified to date include Miguel Arias, Jeronimo Fuentes...

Native American necklace. Silver beads at the top with black plastic beads. The large pieces are inlaid with mother-of-pearl, turquoise, black enamel, and oyster shell. The necklace ...

Navajo coral and sterling silver necklace with raised shadow box sterling silver naja holding three coral stones set inside. Pendant attached to link chai...

THIS IS A MAGNIFICENT PENDANT NECKLACE BY THE RENOWNED NAVAJO NATIVE AMERICAN ARTISTS PHIL AND DAVID ZACHARY IN STERLING SILVER WITH AN EXQUISITE BIRD IN FLIGHT, PHOENIX BIRD, BIRD O...

Navajo sterling silver and coral squash blossom necklace. Six stylized blossoms on double strand Navajo pearl sterling bead chain. Each blossom with oak leaf accent and single round ...