Interesting pottery necklace . Mexican or what?

Picked this up today. The seller said she had it from someone who travelled a great deal, including Mexico. The "silver" beads look vaguely Native American (navajo sort of).

Thoughts please?

 

Could be anywhere. Those spacer beads are all commercial. The ceramics ... dunno. The rest show up in craft stores regularly. It could have been made in Mexico easily.

 

I've seen Peruvian beads that look similar, popular back in the 60s and 70s. I found a few online described as "Inca Trail" pattern.

 

Thanks folks. It was literally a couple of quid, and is nicely wearable.

 

OMG evely30, too funny. First thing I thought when I saw the pictures was “Could be anywhere.”

 

We've both been ankle-deep in too much jewelry over the years!

 

What is this too much of which you speak?

 

There is no such thing as too much jewellery!

 

I'll have what he's having! The dude at the bottom's got it going on! That looks like a serious collection of the real deal. I even like his hat.

 

It perfects the look , doesn't it.

 

I wouldn’t be able to lift my arm. Anyone around here remember Elaine Horwitz, the Santa Fe and Scottsdale art dealer. She made this guy look like he’s wearing a starter set!

 

It's not jewelry, it's Covid-19 armor. Silver is a bacteriophage; it kills bugs dead.