This bracelet is not NA, but turquoise!

Identifying & Discovering
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I can’t read the artist name marker , just curious any expert here has an idea about this piece? (found it in an antique store of NYC, but

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the owner couldnt remember where he got this piece😅)

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Can you take a photo of the hallmark?
I like the style of the bracelet.

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Thank you! It’s a very well-made heavy piece. This is the best I can do

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Interesting. It appears to say Sheffield with 925 above that.

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Are they frogs? It’s a nice bracelet. Idk why but I’ve been into frogs and owls lately lol Cool piece, enjoy wearing it :smiley:

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Yes, I can’t find any info of this maker online, it’s so well-made id think there shall be more? Or maybe it’s owner’s name?

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Yes, seven frogs with different kind of turquoise and coral and pattern on their back! It’s way too heavy and big for me to wear but fun to play with😄 thank you

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Awww man, that’s a shame. I’m sure we all have pieces like that :grin:

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hello! this is my first comment, i hope that’s not weird–i read “Sheffield” on one side, and “.925” on the other. hope it helps? it’s an amazing piece!

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What type of clasp does it have?
The Turquoise does appear to be real.

Some types of jewelry were made from Sheffield silver, if that helps any.

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Thank you very much for your contribute! It’s my day 3on this great site, and I already posted many pictures😃it seems people here are super nice and friendly,enjoy!

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Here’s the clasp, has a little turquoise on it! I did google Sheffield silver but it’s silver overlay cooper technique, doesn’t seem to relate…i bought this in the antique store, owner was selling for his client so he has no knowledge of the background history of this piece, he thinks it’s customer made piece.

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So nice to hear someone else mention “Playing with their jewelry”. Admiring the craftsmanship, colors
and history of a piece I believe is what the artist intended. Every piece of jewelry tells a story…

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I don’t know who the maker is, but this is an exceptionally charming piece! Congratulations on finding it :slight_smile:

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i would have sworn this was a taxco piece until i scrolled through the thread and saw sheffield.

mystery!!

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