Marked 925
Import out of Taxco, Mexico.

Gorgeous silver ring with an ancient and ethnic look that talks a lot about Taxco's jewelry and takes us in time to to 1930's or 1950's.
This kind of Mexican jewelry is well know all around the world and for good reasons. These  rings had always been the favorite ones for women accessories. Their unique design, classic, colonial Mexican style, has captivated  people that appreciates artistic pieces of jewelry.
This silver ring is handcrafted with excellent workmanship and beautifully finished. The rustic finish is the final decorative touch that makes it so unique.
The sterling silver jewel, carries a nice gemstone in the little opening. We call these kind of rings Poison rings, cause you can hide either little pills or like it is been shown in so many Hollywood movies, cyanide dust.
Whatever the reason or the use you give to this silver ring, it will always look amazing and its wonderful timeless design will last forever.

This Taxco sterling silver piece is one and five eighths inch long, up and down the finger, this ring is also adjustable and it can go from a size six up to a size ten and a half.

This ring is only  available at the moment with Onyx, Kitman Turquoise, Sodalite gemstones and plain silver. You can order these rings with other gemstones, see the choices above.  If you order any other gemstone, it will be on backorder.
Please check our backorder page for more information.

Take a closer look at our enriched selection of silver rings, bracelets, chokers, necklaces and earrings. These handmade pieces are like non other. They are very detailed and made to stand out from the rest. None of my Taxco Silver Jewelry pieces are the same.
The man who made the City of Taxco famous "William Spratling". We honor him because of his extraordinary design and silver-craft that molded handmade silver jewelry what it is today. Our diverse selection of silver jewelry is backed by an amazing story of Mexican artisans with great talent and the finest handcrafted jewelry. One of the greatest silversmiths known as "Hector Aguilar" has been a tremendous contributor to the silver jewelry industry that we are honored to offer our friends, family and online community. We believe that Hector Aguilar followed the lead of William Spratling.