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   Up to your consideration is Vintage Vintage Marked Sterling Silver 925 Amethyst Linked bracelet 34.7g, 7 Mexico, In very good vintage condition, Tested as 925 Sterling Silver. The Bracelet is perfect for 7. Please see the picture with ruler for best measurement. I tried to make as high quality picture as possible. And since words can't fully describe an artist's creation, please consider a picture the part of the description. Please note colors might be different in person than on computers, cell phones, ipads, etc cause of flash and lighting. In case there are any problems, ...

Gorgeous Rare Vintage Sterling Silver marked DIAMANT'S MEXICO MD-11. We invite you to follow our store to avail of the best daily offers on your favorite items. As a token of appreciation, we extend discount coupons to our returning customers. By doing so, we ensure maximum satisfaction to our valued customers.   

This heavy sterling silver necklace weight 65.2 grams features a unique torc style design with a beautiful tiger's eye cabochon as the main stone. The necklace is marked MEXICO 925, indicating its originality and vintage appeal. The secondary stone adds to the overall charm of the piece, making it a great addition to any fine jewelry collection. The necklace is perfect for those who appreciate the beauty of vintage and antique jewelry.   

For sale is a wonderful, artisan made, lapis lazuli and sterling silver ring. Featuring a large, gorgeous deep-blue lapis, set in a sterling silver bezel on a bold, modernistic sterling silver band. This wonderful vintage ring is in excellent condition, and bears the Taxco Eagle 3 mark, and 925. The ring measures as a size 11.5, and weighs 18.68 grams. A fabulous vintage piece, ready to wear and enjoy. Please be sure to view my other items for additional fine and Native American jewelry.   

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