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At a Glance:

Design: Mid-century Taxco sterling silver bracelet and ring set with sculptural botanical fern/frond motifs, a hinged clamper bracelet, and coordinating open-front ring
Metal: .925 sterling silver
Artist: Taxco silversmiths | bracelet maker’s mark partially faded and under research; ring hallmark partially struck
Era: Circa 1950s
Status: Vintage Taxco set with partially faded bracelet maker’s mark and partially struck ring hallmark; ring coordinates with the bracelet but is not an exact match
Condition: Fine — see SCJ Vintage Condition Guide

Bracelet Specifications: 

  • Wear scale: wide sculptural presence without excess weight
  • Terminal face width: 2 1/2"
  • Inside length: 7 1/4"
  • Total inside circumference: 6 3/4" - 7 1/2", adjustable via hinge closure & overlapping terminals (M-L per SCJ size guide)
  • Weight: 55.7 grams

Ring Specifications:

  • Wear scale: dramatic coordinating botanical motif & design
  • Face width: 1.25"
  • Size: 9 with slightly adjustable open front
  • Weight: 5.9 grams

    Gallery Note:

    This vintage Taxco bracelet and ring set brings together bold mid-century silverwork with a sculptural botanical fern motif. The bracelet has a strong hinged clamper form, with overlapping terminals and high-relief frond detailing that gives the piece movement, dimension, and a confident wrist presence.

    The coordinating ring echoes the same fern-inspired silver vocabulary while remaining a complementary companion rather than an exact match. Its open-front construction offers slight flexibility, making the set feel collected and organic rather than factory-paired.

    The brighter sterling finish highlights the raised botanical contours and curled silverwork, giving the set a polished, wearable presence while preserving the character expected of fine vintage Taxco silver.

    Hallmark & Maker Notes:

    The interior of the bracelet bears a partially faded circular Taxco maker’s mark. The outer ring appears to read STERLING 925 / TAXCO MEX, with overlapping central initials that may read LGP or LGPP. Research points to P. Lopez G. as a possible lead among documented Taxco silversmiths, but the stamp is not clear enough to confirm a named maker at this time.

    The coordinating ring also bears a partially struck hallmark consistent with mid-century Taxco marking conventions. The stamp appears to have been partially cut off during production, leaving too little identifying detail to research or attribute the ring to a specific silversmith with confidence at this time.

    Together, the marks, sterling content, hinged clamper construction, open-front ring form, and sculptural repoussé work support a mid-century Taxco attribution, circa 1950s. The maker remains under active research.

    ✨ Collector inquiries are welcome. SCJ is open to thoughtful questions, documented observations, and new information that deepens the story of a piece. With permission, selected comments from our Members may be featured in our upcoming Collectors Circle Insights publications.

    1. All items in our inventory are pre-loved vintage pieces, and even those described as in “excellent” condition may display very minor imperfections from previous ownership. We make every effort to provide clear photos of any visible irregularity so you can make an informed decision before making your purchase.

    Each product description page includes the item's vintage condition classification and a Condition Guide to help you understand the overall condition of the silverwork and stones. Please note:

    • The guide applies only to the silver and stones.
    • Belt straps, bolo cords, and “throw-in” watches are not covered by the guide, but their condition is described individually on their product pages.
    • Tarnish is not factored into condition ratings, as patina naturally develops with age and does not affect the integrity of the piece.

    2. The measurements are given as close approximations, and slight variations may occur.

    3. Every photo represents the exact piece you’ll receive, shown in its actual color and condition. While the jewelry itself is never altered, backgrounds are edited to ensure a clean, consistent display.

    4. Because screens display colors differently, the exact shade of a piece may vary slightly from one device to another. If you’re looking for a piece to match an item you already own, we suggest viewing the product's photos on multiple devices for the most accurate assessment of color and overtones.

    5. At Silver Cactus Jewelry, we are committed to honoring cultural integrity and accurately representing Indigenous art in accordance with the Indian Arts and Crafts Act. We carefully describe each piece in good faith, with complete transparency regarding signed or unsigned status, available provenance, and expert opinion. Attributions to specific artists or tribes are based on expert evaluation but are not guaranteed. Buyers are encouraged to make their own evaluations before purchase.

    6. All jewelry is sold as-is. Buyers are responsible for ensuring compatibility with personal sensitivities (e.g., metal allergies).

    7. Silver Cactus Jewelry’s liability is limited to the purchase price of the item. No additional warranties are expressed or implied.

    Our Approach to Provenance

    Every vintage piece carries a story that begins with its maker. Some are clearly signed and dated; others show only a softened hallmark, a sterling/.925 stamp, the place of production or tribal indicator
    —and some bear no markings at all.

    Evaluation of Unsigned, Unclear, or Unknown Marks

    Pre-loved vintage jewelry rarely includes formal documentation. When hallmarks are unclear or missing, we look to the piece itself for insight into provenance and authenticity. Our evaluation may include:

    • Partial or unknown marks (used as reference points for further research into tribes, families, or regional styles)
    • Historical context
    • Materials (stone, metal, findings, patina)
    • Construction (handwork, joins, settings, finishing)
    • Available reference materials
    • Stylistic details (motifs, proportions, technique clues)

    Attribution & Provenance Disclosure

    Each piece is described in good faith and with careful attention to accuracy. We provide full transparency regarding whether a piece is signed or unsigned, any known or available provenance, and our informed professional assessment at the time of listing.

    Attributions to specific artists, tribes, or mines are based on stylistic analysis, materials, construction techniques, historical context, and available reference material. In cases where hallmarks are unclear, partial, or absent, even recognized experts may reasonably differ in their conclusions. For this reason, all attributions should be understood as informed opinions rather than absolute guarantees.

    Native American jewelry is a living tradition, and the learning process never truly ends. Our understanding continues to evolve through ongoing research and the exchange of knowledge with fellow collectors, scholars, artisans, and informed clients. This ongoing dialogue helps preserve accuracy, context, and integrity—ensuring we remain a trusted source of information rather than presenting any single interpretation as final.

    Collectors who value this shared approach to learning are invited to join the Collectors Circle, where we exchange newly uncovered information, historical insights, and evolving perspectives on materials, makers, and regional traditions. This collaborative environment allows knowledge to grow responsibly and ensures that both collectors and researchers benefit from continued discovery.

    We encourage collectors and enthusiasts to conduct their own independent evaluation prior to purchase. For a detailed explanation of our methodology, limitations, and guarantees, please refer to our Terms of Service.

    For general questions, you may contact us at info@silvercactusjewelry.com.

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    Silver Cactus Jewelry pieces are vintage and one of a kind—often irreplaceable. To honor their history and protect your investment, each item is carefully inspected and secured with an Insurance Tag, ensuring it arrives as represented.

    🛡️ Why the Insurance Tag Matters

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    • Protects your purchase during transit and for 30 calendar days from the delivery date, so long as the tag remains attached and unaltered.
    • Simplifies returns when the tag is intact and secured, even in the event of damage.

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    This safeguard preserves the integrity of rare collectibles while reinforcing our commitment to excellence and a client experience that meets or exceeds expectations. For detailed information about our insurance policy, please view our Terms of Service.

    Once you are satisfied with your purchase, or after the return period has concluded, you may remove the Insurance Tag. In the unlikely event that any minor adhesive residue remains, a moist pad and jeweler’s cloth are included for gentle cleaning and light polishing.

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