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Some of my latest bracelet scores. The large gold bracelet is signed Judy Lee. The white beaded bracelet is signed Marvella. The bottom bracelet in the last pic is signed but I can't make it out, I think this is a Victorian era piece? Thanks for looking.
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I'll take the blue please : ))
That last pic on the bottom is actually Mexican, I've had belts and stuff made out of it. The pieces I've had were all marked sterling, but they're not. I think it came in a box of other stuff.
That Rebajes is your best one here, the copper one. I think all of his stuff is signed, did you find the signature? He did some really neat stuff, love the copper
The copper one is my favorite but its unsigned. When I found it I thought Rebajes as well. Your right about the last one its Mexican signed Sterling but is not silver. Thanks for comments, likes & loves.