Horacio de la Parra Silver Bracelet 1940s by TaxcoandMore

425,00 USD

This bold and striking modernist bracelet is marked Hecho en Mexico DF 925 and Parra, which are the stamps of Horacio de la Parra, a jewelry expert who had actually worked for both William Spratling and Hector Aguilar before he began his own shop. Since there is no eagle mark on this piece, it dates to before 1948, and it remains in really good condition, with a patina from age, a working clasp, and no damage or issues. Mr. Parra’s work is rather unusual now, but the quality of its workmanship and design makes it highly valued.

This Art Deco-style bracelet is 1 1/8 inches wide all the method around, and it has an inside measurement of 7 1/4 inches when clasped, which makes it suitable for a smaller sized wrist size. This piece weighs about 63 grams, and its hinged links allow it to bend smoothly around your wrist. If you like special fashion jewelry that makes a statement, this might be the bracelet you’ve been searching for.

I likewise have another bracelet by this maker which is made in a more ornate design and set with amethysts, and here’s the connect to that piece –

https://www.etsy.com/listing/244650230/horacio-de-la-parra-silver-bracelet?ref=shop_home_active_1

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