A 1940’s Jose Anton Mexico Sterling Silver Bracelet set with Red Coral Marquise Cabochons

A spectacular vintage sterling silver bracelet designed by renowned Mexican silversmith José Anton, dating to the 1940s. This bold and beautifully crafted piece features eight large marquise-cut cabochons of rich red coral, each finely polished and bezel set. The design is strikingly detailed, with double Cuban chain links flanking each coral stone and two rows of silver spheres set between the cabochons. The bracelet is finished with a secure slide and click clasp, clearly hallmarked on the outside with José Anton’s maker’s mark and the sterling silver standard. In excellent condition with no damage or losses, the bracelet displays a soft, even patina consistent with age, adding to its vintage charm. Approximate dimensions: 19cm long by 4cm wide; each red coral stone measures 3cm x 0.8cm x 0.4cm deep; 16 silver spheres, each 3mm in diameter; total weight 40.8g. A standout collector’s piece from mid-20th century Mexico, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship and striking design.