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No maker's mark or hallmark. Tarnished so thick it looked like niello. I get the impression of Southwest or Mexican maker. Keywords?

 

I don't think it's NA, but it's not screaming Mexican at me either. Further south, maybe?

 

Agree not NA nor Mexican IMO.

 

Tif all else fails Vintage Silver (get percentage) Ethnic Boho Wide Cuff Bracelet but someone will prob identify imagery and country.

 

I found similar style bracelets when I google leaf and berry cuff. One suggested native american, but to me it doesn’t appear to be that. None of the others suggested a origin.

 

If I were taking a wild guess, I'd say Slavic Folk. Just don't ask me which group of Slavs other than not Polish. It doesn't want to be North African either. Hopefully someone will come along and know whodunnit. If this is one of the exotics @Any Jewelry might have some ideas. Deadhead boho wouldn't surprise me either.

 

I'd say this one

is a cheap imitation of the one I have

 

And that one looks a lot like a Victorian silverplate napkin ring.

 

Agree-where’s it from?

 

It's pretty. What I thought at first were scratches turned out to be words. I'm not sure but it looks like Colt T Zia April 1 94? Very hard to read. Small print. Top part of leaf on the right. Maybe someone else could check it out. Maybe it's just me.

 

Or this one...described simply as Native American style with repeating leaf and berry pattern. This design does seem to be a 'theme' of some kind.

 

Wow. I never would have guessed it as NA but if it’s stamped with a name, date and Zia I guess you’ve got it identified.

 

No, the original poster, Terry, his piece remains unidentified.

 

The Zia Pueblo is more known for pottery, but I wouldn't rule out jewelry making at all. Can you show the marks?

 

Where does it say Zia though? I can't see any marks.

 

@ulilwitch
Are we talking about Terry's bracelet? I'm confused.

 

Terry's bracelet...I think she means this area here. Blown way up it does look like it could be letters and numbers but I couldn't really make it out well. Plus, an odd spot for signing.

 

Looks like the same porosity as the rail above and the leaf below it.

 

Usually called tarnish around here

Lotsa scratches too.

 

Aha!