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Richard Ray

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Found this one in a school yard, missing the stones, just over 2 inches long, sterling, marked .925 so probably made in Mexico...
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Thanks Scott, judging from the workmanship, I'd say most likely from the 1950's to 1970's. They used twisted silve wire and bezel wire, common during that time frame..
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