.925 STERLING SILVER Garnet choker, 'Crimson Spratling'

An elegant wave of stylized "X"s finds superb beauty with tiny garnet bubbles. An original design, this bracelet is from the "Spratling" collection by Alicia de la Paz. William Spratling was a professor of architecture at Tulane before he arrived in Taxco from the U.S. in 1929; he is credited with establishing the town's first silver jewelry workshop in 1931. Crafted by hand with the lost wax technique, this sterling silver choker is a magnificent tribute to a legendary man. 16.5" L x 1.6" W Sterling silver and garnets Natural stone - slight variations are to be expected