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Posted 2 years ago
Manikin
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My Mother had this bracelet when I was a child in 50's not sure where she got it . We traveled across USA on old Route 66 once a yr from San Diego to East coast for many yrs all through 50's and 60's . We often stopped at Indian roadside stands and we also lived close to Mexico . I have to quess it is Indian or Mexican . It is a copper color , No markings but heavy and has these white speckled stones that have some carvibg on them . I know she loved it because she wore it sometimes just before she passed 10 yrs ago . Anyone know what stone is ? Hope the photo is good enough it is rather a wide bracelet with beads at top of same copper color metal .
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Thank you for the loves ,Vintage.Lisa and Scandi :-)
Manikin: I wish I could help you on this one but I do not know. It look as if this is a cast piece and where it was made I could not guess. I think it is beautiful and when you wear it, as when I wear items I have fro loved one I have found memories of them and I sure you do to. Hardbrake
Thank you for looking at it hardbrake . You are right it gives me good memories :-) Big Thanks again for checking it out . I am baffled by stones in it . They appear carved . Anyway I love your items !!!!!