2021 Jewelry Sale #3: Oaxaca Bracelets, Cuffs, Bangles +

If you have a small wrist you are in luck. Most of these bracelets measure 7″ to 8″ long and will fit a small wrist that is 6″ (more or less) in circumference. Some are vintage, some are new-ish, some are collectible, all are in like-new condition. I want to sell these as I get ready to make my cross-country move, so if you are so inclined, I welcome any reasonable offer.

To Buy: Please email me normahawthorne@mac.com with your name, mailing address and item number. I will mark it SOLD, send you a PayPal link to purchase and add $12 for cost of mailing. Please DO NOT SELECT buying goods or services — thank you! We also accept Venmo and Zelle, and I can send you a Square invoice (+3% fee) if you don’t use PayPal.

#3. 20 Centavos Silver 1939 Mexican Coin Bracelet, 7-1/2″long. $125

#3 Detail: 20 Centavos 1939 Mexican Coin Bracelet

#4. Vintage Mexican Silver + Turquoise Bracelet, 7-1/2″ long. $135

**SOLD.** #5 Bubble Bangle, Taxco, Mexico, Sterling Silver. 2-1/2″ diameter opening. $165

#6 Vintage Designer 1970’s Bone Sculpted Bracelet, 5″ inside, opening is 1-1/8″ $295

#8 Bone Cuff, 5″ inside end-to-end, 1-1/2″ opening. $25

#9 Juicy Vintage Celluloid Bangle, 1940’s, 3″ diameter opening. $85

#10 Michoacan Painted Enamel Bangle, 2-5/8″ diameter opening. $55

#11 Pair Beaded Bangles, India. 2-1/2″ diameter opening. $45

#12 Vintage 1950’s Mexican Sterling and Moonstone, 7″ long. $225

#13 Vintage Sterling Silver Filigree, 8″ $55

**SOLD.** #14 Mexico Designer Tane Sterling Silver w/Gold Plate. 7-3/4″ long. $135

#15-#20 Sterling Silver Pins Described Below

#15 Top Left. Sterling and Spiny Oyster Pendant, $25.
#16 Top Second from Left. Sterling + Jasper pin, $65
#17 Top Second from Right. Sterling and Jasper pin, $45
#18 Top Right. Elena Solow Design, Oaxaca, pin. $145
#19 Bottom Left. Chased Sterling pin. $55
#20 Bottom Right. Vintage Mexico Hummingbird pin. $55

#22 Mexico Designer Carla Fernandez Bangle, wood. 2-3/8″ diameter opening, $75

A word about these carved wood bangles from Mexico City designer Carla Fernandez: She works with the finest wood craftsman from the State of Mexico to create these pieces. If you notice, they are designs adapted from the parts of the molinillo, which is the wood whisk designed to froth hot chocolate. The moveable parts are what the bangle is made from. All carved by hand!