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North America, Mexico, ca. 1950 CE. A four-panel sterling silver cuff bracelet with a folded and tabbed handle on one end and a thin clasp slot on the other end. Each panel depicts a seated Aztec-style shaman. His closed eyes and meditative demeanor, coupled with the ceremonial vessel he holds in both hands, suggests that he is performing a ritual or ceremony of some type. This bracelet is wearable and stylish as well! Size: 7.625" L (19.4 cm); weight: 55 grams; silver quality: 92.5% or higher.

Provenance: private Los Angeles, California, USA collection

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#125622

Wearable as shown. Tarnishing to silver surfaces commensurate with wear, otherwise intact and very good. The phrases "Hecho en Mexico," "ALC," and "0925" are stamped on the underside of the thin clasp slot in a triangular formation.