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        EISENBERG ORIGINAL Mexico sterling silver bracelet with green calcite cabochons, 1940sDuring WWII, metal rationing severely limited the production of traditional costume jewelry in the United States. To adapt, Eisenberg sent some of their production to Mexican artisans. These silversmiths used heavy .925 sterling silver and local green calcite or dyed onyx—materials sometimes misnamed "Mexican jade". View View View View View View View View Product #39499 All items in excellent vintage condition unless otherwise noted.
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