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Sterling bracelet features ten cabochon moonstones measuring .125 in. in diameter set beside cast curvilinear silver links. Marks on the bracelet include Pineda's crown, 970, sterling silver, and Taxco, inside length 5.5 in. x width .75 in. Matching screwback earrings feature .125 in. cabochon moonstones marked with Pineda's crown on the back of one, length 1 in. ca. 1950s Pineda (1919-2009), a modernist Mexican jewelry artist and designer, is renown for his daring approach to the use of silver and gems. He engineered his pieces to fit perfectly on the body. He apprenticed with William Spratling at his Taxco studio Taller de las Delicias (Workshop of the Delights) and opened his own studio-workshop there in 1941. During his lifetime he received numerous prestigious awards and was featured in the museum exhibit Silver Seduction: the Art of Mexican Modernist Antonio Pineda His work is much sought after today. Condition: With minimal wear.