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Taxco And Southwestern Silver Jewelry - Shipping Only!

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Taxco, whose history of mining and working silver goes back to Cortez and before. With the advent of artists such as William Spratling and Fred Davis opening shops and marketing their products, jewelry from Taxco became internationally famous for the quality of its design, workmanship, and high silver content. (The LEAST quality silver jewelry produced is sterling silver or .925 silver; much of the product is .940, .970, and .980, all of which has fewer alloys and is therefore much more difficult to work.)

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Taxco, whose history of mining and working silver goes back to Cortez and before. With the advent of artists such as William Spratling and Fred Davis opening shops and marketing their products, jewelry from Taxco became internationally famous for the quality of its design, workmanship, and high silver content. (The LEAST quality silver jewelry produced is sterling silver or .925 silver; much of the product is .940, .970, and .980, all of which has fewer alloys and is therefore much more difficult to work.)

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Taxco, whose history of mining and working silver goes back to Cortez and before. With the advent of artists such as William Spratling and Fred Davis opening shops and marketing their products, jewelry from Taxco became internationally famous for the quality of its design, workmanship, and high silver content. (The LEAST quality silver jewelry produced is sterling silver or .925 silver; much of the product is .940, .970, and .980, all of which has fewer alloys and is therefore much more difficult to work.)

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Taxco, whose history of mining and working silver goes back to Cortez and before. With the advent of artists such as William Spratling and Fred Davis opening shops and marketing their products, jewelry from Taxco became internationally famous for the quality of its design, workmanship, and high silver content. (The LEAST quality silver jewelry produced is sterling silver or .925 silver; much of the product is .940, .970, and .980, all of which has fewer alloys and is therefore much more difficult to work.)

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Taxco, whose history of mining and working silver goes back to Cortez and before. With the advent of artists such as William Spratling and Fred Davis opening shops and marketing their products, jewelry from Taxco became internationally famous for the quality of its design, workmanship, and high silver content. (The LEAST quality silver jewelry produced is sterling silver or .925 silver; much of the product is .940, .970, and .980, all of which has fewer alloys and is therefore much more difficult to work.)

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Taxco, whose history of mining and working silver goes back to Cortez and before. With the advent of artists such as William Spratling and Fred Davis opening shops and marketing their products, jewelry from Taxco became internationally famous for the quality of its design, workmanship, and high silver content. (The LEAST quality silver jewelry produced is sterling silver or .925 silver; much of the product is .940, .970, and .980, all of which has fewer alloys and is therefore much more difficult to work.)

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Taxco, whose history of mining and working silver goes back to Cortez and before. With the advent of artists such as William Spratling and Fred Davis opening shops and marketing their products, jewelry from Taxco became internationally famous for the quality of its design, workmanship, and high silver content. (The LEAST quality silver jewelry produced is sterling silver or .925 silver; much of the product is .940, .970, and .980, all of which has fewer alloys and is therefore much more difficult to work.)

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The dominant color in an opal can affect its value, with red commanding the highest cost, followed by orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet. However, do not forget, a blue-green brilliant stone will be more valuable than a dull red

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The dominant color in an opal can affect its value, with red commanding the highest cost, followed by orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet. However, do not forget, a blue-green brilliant stone will be more valuable than a dull red

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The dominant color in an opal can affect its value, with red commanding the highest cost, followed by orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet. However, do not forget, a blue-green brilliant stone will be more valuable than a dull red

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The dominant color in an opal can affect its value, with red commanding the highest cost, followed by orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet. However, do not forget, a blue-green brilliant stone will be more valuable than a dull red

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The dominant color in an opal can affect its value, with red commanding the highest cost, followed by orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet. However, do not forget, a blue-green brilliant stone will be more valuable than a dull red

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The dominant color in an opal can affect its value, with red commanding the highest cost, followed by orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet. However, do not forget, a blue-green brilliant stone will be more valuable than a dull red

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The dominant color in an opal can affect its value, with red commanding the highest cost, followed by orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet. However, do not forget, a blue-green brilliant stone will be more valuable than a dull red

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This ring is substantial and beautiful!

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This ring is substantial and beautiful!

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This ring is substantial and beautiful!

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This ring is substantial and beautiful!

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This ring is substantial and beautiful!

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This ring is substantial and beautiful!

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Very nice piece of turquoise showcasing blues, greens and rust colors!

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Very nice piece of turquoise showcasing blues, greens and rust colors!

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Very nice piece of turquoise showcasing blues, greens and rust colors!

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Very nice piece of turquoise showcasing blues, greens and rust colors!

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Very nice piece of turquoise showcasing blues, greens and rust colors!

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Very nice piece of turquoise showcasing blues, greens and rust colors!

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Very nice piece of turquoise showcasing blues, greens and rust colors!

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Outstanding pieces of turquoise and amazing silver workmanship by Nellie Tso Navajo Silversmith.

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Outstanding pieces of turquoise and amazing silver workmanship by Nellie Tso Navajo Silversmith.

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Outstanding pieces of turquoise and amazing silver workmanship by Nellie Tso Navajo Silversmith.

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Outstanding pieces of turquoise and amazing silver workmanship by Nellie Tso Navajo Silversmith.

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Outstanding pieces of turquoise and amazing silver workmanship by Nellie Tso Navajo Silversmith.

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Outstanding pieces of turquoise and amazing silver workmanship by Nellie Tso Navajo Silversmith.

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Substantial beauties!

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Substantial beauties!

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Substantial beauties!

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Substantial beauties!

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Substantial beauties!

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Substantial beauties!

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Dark smokey topaz with a unique mesh necklace!

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Dark smokey topaz with a unique mesh necklace!

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Dark smokey topaz with a unique mesh necklace!

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Dark smokey topaz with a unique mesh necklace!

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Dark smokey topaz with a unique mesh necklace!

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Wilson Padilla Navajo silversmith did some exception work on these beauties!

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Wilson Padilla Navajo silversmith did some exception work on these beauties!

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Wilson Padilla Navajo silversmith did some exception work on these beauties!

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Wilson Padilla Navajo silversmith did some exception work on these beauties!

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Wilson Padilla Navajo silversmith did some exception work on these beauties!

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Wilson Padilla Navajo silversmith did some exception work on these beauties!

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Some of the top Silversmiths in American Native jewelry the Tahe family is well know for their heavy handmade Navajo silver bracelets. Their pieces have remained sound investments since the 1950s.

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Some of the top Silversmiths in American Native jewelry the Tahe family is well know for their heavy handmade Navajo silver bracelets. Their pieces have remained sound investments since the 1950s.

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Some of the top Silversmiths in American Native jewelry the Tahe family is well know for their heavy handmade Navajo silver bracelets. Their pieces have remained sound investments since the 1950s.

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Some of the top Silversmiths in American Native jewelry the Tahe family is well know for their heavy handmade Navajo silver bracelets. Their pieces have remained sound investments since the 1950s.

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Some of the top Silversmiths in American Native jewelry the Tahe family is well know for their heavy handmade Navajo silver bracelets. Their pieces have remained sound investments since the 1950s.

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Some of the top Silversmiths in American Native jewelry the Tahe family is well know for their heavy handmade Navajo silver bracelets. Their pieces have remained sound investments since the 1950s.

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Taxco, whose history of mining and working silver goes back to Cortez and before. With the advent of artists such as William Spratling and Fred Davis opening shops and marketing their products, jewelry from Taxco became internationally famous for the quality of its design, workmanship, and high silver content. (The LEAST quality silver jewelry produced is sterling silver or .925 silver; much of the product is .940, .970, and .980, all of which has fewer alloys and is therefore much more difficult to work.)

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Taxco, whose history of mining and working silver goes back to Cortez and before. With the advent of artists such as William Spratling and Fred Davis opening shops and marketing their products, jewelry from Taxco became internationally famous for the quality of its design, workmanship, and high silver content. (The LEAST quality silver jewelry produced is sterling silver or .925 silver; much of the product is .940, .970, and .980, all of which has fewer alloys and is therefore much more difficult to work.)

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Taxco, whose history of mining and working silver goes back to Cortez and before. With the advent of artists such as William Spratling and Fred Davis opening shops and marketing their products, jewelry from Taxco became internationally famous for the quality of its design, workmanship, and high silver content. (The LEAST quality silver jewelry produced is sterling silver or .925 silver; much of the product is .940, .970, and .980, all of which has fewer alloys and is therefore much more difficult to work.)

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Taxco, whose history of mining and working silver goes back to Cortez and before. With the advent of artists such as William Spratling and Fred Davis opening shops and marketing their products, jewelry from Taxco became internationally famous for the quality of its design, workmanship, and high silver content. (The LEAST quality silver jewelry produced is sterling silver or .925 silver; much of the product is .940, .970, and .980, all of which has fewer alloys and is therefore much more difficult to work.)

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Taxco, whose history of mining and working silver goes back to Cortez and before. With the advent of artists such as William Spratling and Fred Davis opening shops and marketing their products, jewelry from Taxco became internationally famous for the quality of its design, workmanship, and high silver content. (The LEAST quality silver jewelry produced is sterling silver or .925 silver; much of the product is .940, .970, and .980, all of which has fewer alloys and is therefore much more difficult to work.)

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Amazing inlay craftsmanship! Mexico is one of the leading producers of silver in the world, Standard Mexican silver is 92.5% pure, though its purity ranges from 92.5% to 99.9%

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Amazing inlay craftsmanship! Mexico is one of the leading producers of silver in the world, Standard Mexican silver is 92.5% pure, though its purity ranges from 92.5% to 99.9%

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Amazing inlay craftsmanship! Mexico is one of the leading producers of silver in the world, Standard Mexican silver is 92.5% pure, though its purity ranges from 92.5% to 99.9%

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Amazing inlay craftsmanship! Mexico is one of the leading producers of silver in the world, Standard Mexican silver is 92.5% pure, though its purity ranges from 92.5% to 99.9%

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Amazing inlay craftsmanship! Mexico is one of the leading producers of silver in the world, Standard Mexican silver is 92.5% pure, though its purity ranges from 92.5% to 99.9%

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Amazing inlay craftsmanship! Mexico is one of the leading producers of silver in the world, Standard Mexican silver is 92.5% pure, though its purity ranges from 92.5% to 99.9%

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Unique necklace with high luster Tahitian pearls

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Unique necklace with high luster Tahitian pearls

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Unique necklace with high luster Tahitian pearls

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Unique necklace with high luster Tahitian pearls

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Unique necklace with high luster Tahitian pearls

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JUDITH JACK Jewelry (JJ) â€‹Founded in 1969 by Judith and Jack Rosenberg. Known for their sterling silver jewelry set with marcasite and other gems.

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JUDITH JACK Jewelry (JJ) â€‹Founded in 1969 by Judith and Jack Rosenberg. Known for their sterling silver jewelry set with marcasite and other gems.

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JUDITH JACK Jewelry (JJ) â€‹Founded in 1969 by Judith and Jack Rosenberg. Known for their sterling silver jewelry set with marcasite and other gems.

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JUDITH JACK Jewelry (JJ) â€‹Founded in 1969 by Judith and Jack Rosenberg. Known for their sterling silver jewelry set with marcasite and other gems.

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JUDITH JACK Jewelry (JJ) â€‹Founded in 1969 by Judith and Jack Rosenberg. Known for their sterling silver jewelry set with marcasite and other gems.

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JUDITH JACK Jewelry (JJ) â€‹Founded in 1969 by Judith and Jack Rosenberg. Known for their sterling silver jewelry set with marcasite and other gems.

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JUDITH JACK Jewelry (JJ) â€‹Founded in 1969 by Judith and Jack Rosenberg. Known for their sterling silver jewelry set with marcasite and other gems.

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JUDITH JACK Jewelry (JJ) â€‹Founded in 1969 by Judith and Jack Rosenberg. Known for their sterling silver jewelry set with marcasite and other gems.

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Taxco, whose history of mining and working silver goes back to Cortez and before. With the advent of artists such as William Spratling and Fred Davis opening shops and marketing their products, jewelry from Taxco became internationally famous for the quality of its design, workmanship, and high silver content. (The LEAST quality silver jewelry produced is sterling silver or .925 silver; much of the product is .940, .970, and .980, all of which has fewer alloys and is therefore much more difficult to work.)

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Taxco, whose history of mining and working silver goes back to Cortez and before. With the advent of artists such as William Spratling and Fred Davis opening shops and marketing their products, jewelry from Taxco became internationally famous for the quality of its design, workmanship, and high silver content. (The LEAST quality silver jewelry produced is sterling silver or .925 silver; much of the product is .940, .970, and .980, all of which has fewer alloys and is therefore much more difficult to work.)

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Taxco, whose history of mining and working silver goes back to Cortez and before. With the advent of artists such as William Spratling and Fred Davis opening shops and marketing their products, jewelry from Taxco became internationally famous for the quality of its design, workmanship, and high silver content. (The LEAST quality silver jewelry produced is sterling silver or .925 silver; much of the product is .940, .970, and .980, all of which has fewer alloys and is therefore much more difficult to work.)

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Taxco, whose history of mining and working silver goes back to Cortez and before. With the advent of artists such as William Spratling and Fred Davis opening shops and marketing their products, jewelry from Taxco became internationally famous for the quality of its design, workmanship, and high silver content. (The LEAST quality silver jewelry produced is sterling silver or .925 silver; much of the product is .940, .970, and .980, all of which has fewer alloys and is therefore much more difficult to work.)

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Taxco, whose history of mining and working silver goes back to Cortez and before. With the advent of artists such as William Spratling and Fred Davis opening shops and marketing their products, jewelry from Taxco became internationally famous for the quality of its design, workmanship, and high silver content. (The LEAST quality silver jewelry produced is sterling silver or .925 silver; much of the product is .940, .970, and .980, all of which has fewer alloys and is therefore much more difficult to work.)

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Substantial 925 Ring in a style that makes the finger look longer. Quite a complimentary ring!

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Substantial 925 Ring in a style that makes the finger look longer. Quite a complimentary ring!

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Substantial 925 Ring in a style that makes the finger look longer. Quite a complimentary ring!

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Substantial 925 Ring in a style that makes the finger look longer. Quite a complimentary ring!

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Substantial 925 Ring in a style that makes the finger look longer. Quite a complimentary ring!

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Substantial 925 Ring in a style that makes the finger look longer. Quite a complimentary ring!

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Earrings perfect for daily wear!

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Earrings perfect for daily wear!

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Earrings perfect for daily wear!

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Earrings perfect for daily wear!

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Earrings perfect for daily wear!

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Earrings perfect for daily wear!

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Breathtaking sapphire!

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Breathtaking sapphire!

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Breathtaking sapphire!

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