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This one of a kind sterling silver and beautiful amber bracelet was made by Arnold and Carleena Goodluck, fourth generation master Diné (Navajo) jewelers and silversmiths, living and creating beautiful art pieces in Arizona. This bracelet had some minor damage to the silver on either side of the centerpiece. Goodluck himself repaired and restored the bracelet to be in brand new pristine condition. He told me that he doesn’t work in amber much any more, because of the difficulty of obtaining quality amber stones. But this bracelet has some of those high quality amber stones. The centerpiece alone is breathtaking, with the rare butterscotch amber in the center, flanked by two perfect amber stones, one of cognac amber and the other of green amber. The other four amber stones are equally lovely, and all are surrounded by hand-stamped shining sterling silver. The bracelet looks brand new, and would be a very welcome addition to the collection of any person who appreciates fine examples of beautiful Native American jewelry. It is 6 3/4″ long and 1 3/4″ wide at the widest point. The total weight is 30.8 grams.