Spratling Wood and Silver Cuff Archaeological revival pieces that incorporated a variety

pieces that incorporated a variety of colored stones of different shapes

so are the Jewels to the Woman”

Green and pale blue matte enamel make these cufflinks particularly striking

Gorgeous purple enamel is accented with pinkish/lavender enamel dots on this marvelous pendant by David-Andersen of Norway

The circle in the square: this clever link bracelet by Rey Urban features square-shaped links with round interior openings

Spratling Wood and Silver Cuff Archaeological revival pieces that incorporated a varietyThough approximately 80 years old, the design of this silver and wood cuff by William Spratling is so timeless that it could have been made today. William Spratling (1900 1967) was one of the greatest designers of Mexican jewelry in the 20th century. Spratling moved to Mexico in 1928 and established his taller (workshop) in 1931. Known as Las Delicias, this workshop attracted some of the best jewelry designers and artisans of their generation