Sterling Mexico Mark Question

I have a sterling bangle with a Mexico eagle mark I haven't seen before. I googled but didn't find this mark. It is also marked 925.

If anyone has info this eagle I would greatly appreciate it

 

Looks like patterned wire from Rio Grande and other suppliers. https://www.riogrande.com/product/sterling-silver-pattern-wire-dead-soft/102107

Also has a very sloppy solder joint.

 

That is not a hallmark. Maybe even meant to mislead. May not be sterling.

 

Just tested it and it isn't silver. That's what I get for believing the mark!

Thank you!!

 

"hecho en mexico" means made in mexico. That isn't meant to deceive. But a mark of 925 that isn't really sterling, would be meant to deceive.

 

The eagle mark is bogus, plus, looking at the 925 under a good loupe it really is a 5 rotated 180 degrees and then 25. Looking quickly it does look like 925. This was meant to deceive and I am the lucky one who got caught, lesson learned

 

I don't think I have seen that pattern in nickel silver,but there are many more patterns in copper and brass also. https://www.google.com/search?q=nic...q-TeAhVN0KwKHQDXDWQQ_AUIDygC&biw=1590&bih=881