Mexican Link Bracelet with Dragons Breath stones

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Mexican Link Bracelet with Dragons Breath stones

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Categories: Alpaca Silver, Art Glass, Bracelets, Mexican Silver.

$85.00

A well crafted piece of vintage jewelry from Mexico.This link bracelet is marked “Alpaca”, is very well made and carries an artist’s mark. Circa 1950-1960. A beautiful bracelet with vivid green “Dragon’s Breath” faux opal insets.

Tags: Alpaca, Art Glass, Bracelets, makers mark, Mexican silver.

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Mexican “Alpaca” Silver Bracelet with Artists Mark

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