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Vintage Tianguis Jackson Modernist Sterling Silver Necklace & Bracelet Set (1997)

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An exceptional matching modernist sterling silver jewellery set consisting of a heavy geometric link collar necklace and a matching articulated link bracelet.

Crafted in a striking, architectural “Peak” style, this stunning set draws direct inspiration from mid-century Scandinavian silversmith design, featuring bold, interlocking asymmetrical links with polished chamfered edges that beautifully capture the light. Both pieces are fully hallmarked, confirming their excellent vintage pedigree and premium quality.

  • Brand / Distributor: Tianguis Jackson (Sponsor mark ‘TJ’)
  • Material: Solid .925 Sterling Silver
  • Hallmarked: Fully stamped at the Birmingham Assay Office
  • Date Letter: ‘X’ for 1997 (Collectible pre-1999 compulsory hallmarking cycle)
  • Design Era: Late 20th Century / 1990s Modernist
  • Condition: Excellent vintage condition. Professionally polished and ready to wear.
  • Clasp Type: Secure, heavy-duty silver lobster/spring clasps

This heavy, liquid-like articulated silver set is a perfect example of why Tianguis Jackson remains highly collectible among lovers of British and international studio silver. Founded in 1993, the company gained renown for commissioning and distributing striking, handmade sculptural pieces by skilled artisans.

The “Peak” style configuration sits beautifully flat against the collarbone and wrist, articulating comfortably with movement.  Length of bracelet 7 3/4″.  Length of necklace approximately 16 1/2″.  Gross weight of set 74g.

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