Group of six Mexican silver jewelry, including a sterling bangle with cut our details marked "Taxco 925 Mexcio," "SCJ" and eagle 3; pair of sterling clip back earrings set with blue ovals marked "925 Mexico" and ATI; sterling bubble ring marked "Mexico Sterling" and eagle 213; necklace on unmarked chain with sterling disc pendant marked "TM-185 Mexico 925" and other unmarked pendant suspending keys; and smaller turquoise pin/pendant marked indistinctly and larger pin/pendant marked "Hecho en Mexico" and "Sterling." Earrings counted as one piece of jewelry, total seven individual items. (Bracelet) Inner diameter: 2 1/4 in. (Necklace) Chain length: 15 1/2 in. Gross weight: 72.6 g.

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