The history of silver production in Taxco dates back to the early 20th century and is inextricably linked to William Spratling, an American artist who played a crucial role in establishing workshops and training local artisans in silversmithing. Spratling's influence, drawing inspiration from Mesoamerican art, led to a thriving silver industry in Taxco and the development of a distinct style, including the use of mixed metals like brass (laton). Many Laton pieces like the one listed here reflect this modernist movement with bold, abstract, and often sculptural designs. In essence, "Laton" signifies a style of silver and brass jewelry strongly associated with the renowned silversmithing traditions of Taxco, Mexico. This Sterling Silver 925 Mexico Laton Taxco 6" Cuff Bracelet features a unique wavy design with brass accents, showcasing a blend of Mexican ethnic style. The vintage piece is signed ?Laton? and crafted with 925 sterling silver, making it a timeless and stylish accessory. At 25g in weight, this cuff bracelet is a bold statement piece that adds a touch of elegance to any outfit. Will ship USPS with tracking to winning buyer