1930s 1940s Far Fan Plateria Mexican Sterling Silver Carved Green Onyx Bracelet Art Deco Filigree Panel Bracelet Vintage Mexico Jewelry

Dating to the 1930s–1940s, this striking early Far Fan Plateria bracelet showcases the elaborate silverwork and carved stone craftsmanship that make pre-Eagle Mexican jewelry so collectible. Three large oval carved green onyx cabochons form the focal points of the substantial sterling silver bracelet, each displaying a deeply carved stylized floral or botanical design. Rope-twist bezels frame the stones, while intricate openwork filigree scrolls, applied silver beads and dimensional wirework create an exceptionally ornate Art Deco era presentation. The rich translucent green of the carved onyx provides dramatic contrast against the silver and gives the bracelet considerable presence on the wrist.

The bracelet is constructed as three broad articulated panels joined by hinges, allowing the substantial silverwork to follow the wrist while preserving its bold architectural form. It closes with an integrated box clasp and retains its safety chain. The clasp is clearly marked FAR FAN PLATERIA, STERLING, MEXICO, identifying the maker and Mexican sterling silver origin. This early Far Fan piece has strong crossover appeal for collectors searching for 1930s Mexican jewelry, 1940s Mexican jewelry, pre-Eagle Mexican sterling silver, Far Fan Plateria jewelry, Art Deco Mexican silver, carved green onyx jewelry, filigree bracelets, articulated panel bracelets and important vintage Mexican statement jewelry.

The bracelet remains in very attractive vintage condition, with age-appropriate surface wear, oxidation and patina visible to the sterling silver. The silver has been left unpolished so the existing patina remains intact. The three carved green onyx stones remain striking, with their carved decoration clearly visible. Please examine all photographs closely for the condition, detailed workmanship and Far Fan Plateria maker's mark.