Vintage Salvador Teran Jewelry | Abstract Face Cufflinks Mexico

Salvador Teran Abstract Face Cufflinks in Sterling Silver

These sculptural vintage cufflinks by Salvador Teran exemplify the bold abstraction for which the designer is celebrated. Crafted between 1955 and 1970, Mexico, each cufflink presents a stylized face rendered in high-relief layers of oxidized and polished sterling silver. The angular, asymmetric forms and shadowbox depth make them instantly recognizable as mid-century modern Mexican design.

Salvador Teran’s pieces are increasingly rare on the collector market. His unique visual vocabulary—rooted in both modernist and pre-Columbian influences—makes these cufflinks an outstanding example of wearable art. Fully hallmarked with Teran’s name, the Eagle 36 assay mark, and design number 151, these are not only functional accessories, but highly collectible silver statements.

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