Featured Mexican bracelet?

Is this Mexican? Is the stone onyx? Is this 1970's?

Thank you!

 

Not Mexican; the Mexicans mark everything. Some factory pieces have fewer marks, but all are marked Mexico. I'd be thinking Bali or similar; the Thai pieces often have makers' marks on them along with the silver mark.

 

Thank you. There's no other marks

 

@Potteryplease, you got a better light on the '925' from your angle than I could! But to the left side of that curve where I've circled and lightened, it looks like there are 3 initials?? At least to me it does, but I couldn't get them any sharper....maybe you can see it better??

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Oh my gosh. I am such an idiot. I completely missed that! Thank you so much!

 

C & S - just don't ask me who that is. That's definitely not a Thai mark.

 

I luv the way u inspect everything for that mark that no one else sees.......

there 'are ' times...when it's just a scratch...... but that don't slow you down !!!

well done !

 

don't kick yourself ....Aqui is a real detective here !!!!

 

Nice Modernist bracelet, Pottery.

It looks it. It also looks US made to me, without any Asian involvement imo.
I have never seen Balinese Modernist jewellery, and Thai is also unlikely imo. It is too solid Modernist.
Also, the Balinese 925 mark is always a 'clean' 925, this one shows the rectangular imprint of the shape of the punch.

This style jewellery was made in Europe and in countries with a strong European influence, like Israel or the Americas.
Given the 'northern hemisphere' look and the lack of hallmarks or name of country, I'd say the US.

Very likely.

 

Eagle-eye Aqui strikes again!

 

Thanks for the info @Any Jewelry!

 

hummm

 

.....just lucky....sometimes!!!!....and I usually enjoy the search!!!
But, thank you, Komo!!