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Navajo KCS Sterling Silver Bracelet
I bought this for myself and just SICK that it it too big for me. Navajo sterling silver cuff with amazing design work to the silver and features a gorgeous lapis lazuli center stone giving it substance and grace. It is a size 6.5 and is very solid. I tried to bend it to fit my smaller size 6 wrist and I just couldn’t budge it. Its SOLID and ended up being to big for me. An absolutely stunning bracelet.
Turquoise & Sterling Silver Bracelet Ernest Hawthorne
This Sonoran Gem turquoise and bright-polish sterling silver bracelet was made by Navajo silversmith. Will fit up to a 7. Just send us a message. Our shop offers cash back or store credit.
Navajo Pearls Kingman Turquoise Wrap Bracelet Sterling Silver
Experience the timeless elegance of Native American craftsmanship with our Navajo Pearls Kingman Turquoise Wrap Bracelet. The bracelet features lustrous sterling silver beads and captivating round Kingman turquoise stones, artfully arranged to showcase their brilliant blue hue. With its wrap style, this bracelet embraceses the wearer in a delicate yet powerful design, echoing the rich heritage of the Navajo people. Handmade and unbranded, this piece is a testament to the skilled artisanship of Native American jewelry, devoid of signatures to celebrate the organic beauty of the gemstones and metal. It’s a versatile accessory that adds a touch of the Southwest to any outfit, perfect for those who appreciate the cultural significance and aesthetic allure of ethnic jewelry.
Navajo Sterling Silver, Turquoise Cluster Cuff Bracelet Signed Kathleen Chavez
Adorn your wrist with this exquisite Navajo sterling silver cuff bracelet, a true work of art by renowned artist Kathleen Chavez. Featuring a mesmerizing cluster of vibrant turquoise stones, this bracelet is a stunning example of Southwestern craftsmanship. Features: Signed by the Artist: This bracelet is proudly signed by Kathleen Chavez, a Navajo artist known for her exceptional jewelry designs. Turquoise Cluster: The focal point of this bracelet is a captivating cluster of Sleeping Beauty turquoise cabochons, each carefully set in sterling silver. The vibrant blue stones create a beautiful contrast against the polished silver. Elegant Design: The cuff features a sleek and elegant design with three smooth bands that taper towards the ends. This creates a comfortable fit and allows the turquoise cluster to take center stage. Exceptional Quality: This bracelet is crafted from high-quality sterling silver and natural turquoise. The stones are believed to have undergone industry-standard stabilization treatment, if any. Imagine: Wearing this statement cuff to elevate your everyday style. Pairing it with your favorite denim and a flowy blouse for a boho-chic look. Stacking it with other silver bracelets for a trendy, eclectic style. Adding it to your collection of authentic Native American jewelry. This bracelet will comfortably fit a 7″ wrist The width or thickness of the bracelet at the widest point is 1 5/16″ This bracelet weighs 61.7gm The diameter of the bracelet at the widest point is 2 3/8″ The inside tip-to-tip measures 5 11/16″ The gap opening is 1 1/8.
WD Navajo cuff bracelet sterling silver black onyx, leaf berry design
This beautiful Navajo cuff bracelet is crafted from genuine sterling silver and black onyx. The intricate leaf and berry design adds a touch of elegance and style to any outfit. Made by skilled artisans in the United States, this bracelet is a perfect addition to any collection of Native American jewelry. The bracelet is marked with a purity of 925, indicating its quality and value. The tribal affiliation of the piece is Navajo, making it a unique and authentic representation of Native American culture. Add this stunning piece to your collection of collectibles and ethnic jewelry.
Lesonder Tahe Navajo Sterling Silver Bracelet
Vintage and Museum Quality Specialists. Vintage and Museum Quality. It features a solid silver cuff with hand carved intricate patterns on the inside, outside, and sides of the cuff! A beautiful statement piece! Lesonder Tahe is a skilled Navajo jewelry artist celebrated for her elegant and contemporary take on traditional Navajo jewelry-making techniques. Known for her mastery in crafting sterling silver pieces, Tahe often incorporates intricate stamp work and beautifully textured designs that reflect her cultural heritage. Her jewelry, which includes bracelets, rings, and necklaces, frequently showcases clean, minimalist lines combined with bold patterns, embodying both tradition and modernity. Many of her creations are enhanced by the use of high-quality turquoise, coral, and other natural stones, making her work highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts of Native American art. Lesonder Tahe’s artistry continues to honor and elevate the rich legacy of Navajo silversmithing while showcasing her unique creative vision. The width of the bracelet measures around 5/8. Signed by Navajo artist, Lesonder Tahe. The inside end to end measures around 5-1/8″ with an additional 1-1/4″ gap. Make Us an Offer! All Other Museum Items. If the item breaks we will repair it for FREE. We are flexible and are happy to work with you! All international orders will cost only 12.00. We also will work with international buyers to help them not pay as much going through the process. Do you own a store? Nativo Arts wants to work with you! We are the #1 supplier to stores who want to sell the best and finest Native American jewelry. Make us offers today by clicking the blue make offer button at the top of the page! Nativo Arts was established to offer the largest selection of the best quality vintage Native American jewelry in the world, for the best prices. It has taken decades to acquire the collection that we offer to the world today. From A-list celebrities to average Joe’s, we work with everyone from all walks of life. Nativo Arts has supplied a vast number of movies with the best quality Native American jewelry. It is important to respect Native American culture and to realize how much difficulty and hard work an artist puts into a piece. We thank you for your interest and we are happy to work with you! “The Largest and BEST Collection of Museum Quality Vintage Native American Jewelry in the World”.
Turquoise & Sterling Silver Bracelet Delbert Gordon
This stunning Sonoran Gold turquoise and brushed-finish sterling silver bracelet was made by Navajo silversmith. The back is signed and stamped sterling. Size: 5 3/4″ (will fit up to a 7″ wrist). Just send us a message. Our shop offers cash back or store credit.
Navajo Sterling Silver 12KGF Cuff Bracelet by Verna Blackgoat 41 Grams
Navajo Sterling Silver 12KGF Cuff Bracelet by Verna Blackgoat 41 Grams. Marked: Picto Bolt (Verna Blackgoat) / 12KGF / Sterling. Excellent Condition – Light Wear.
Original Trading Post Sticker Vintage Navajo Sterling Silver Turquoise Bracelet
This is a fascinating Navajo Native American jewelry earlier 1900’s silver bracelet. This piece contains a exquisite blue gem Nevada turquoise stone. What we love about this piece is the silver works which include waving patterns with accenting silver arrows and sun patterns. Look on the back side, you still have the original sticker from the trading post. The width of the bracelet measures around 28mm sterling silver. The inside end to end measures around 5″? With an additional 1″¼ gap. Sturdy 16.2 grams. Great addition to your collection History of Bell Trading The system of trading posts in the arid southwest had an enormous impact on how the area was shaped, both economically and in the minds and imaginations of travelers to the area. One such post was established by Jack Michelson and his wife, Mildred, in 1932 in the growing city of Albuquerque. Mildred’s maiden name was Bell, so the Michelsons chose the name Bell Trading Post for their business. The post was located along the new highway known as Route 66. Michelson hoped this spot would be a boon in establishing his business as a place where tourists could find locally made Native American jewelry. The beginning years were a struggle but the location did help the trading post hold on, particularly when Roosevelt’s New Deal created the CCC and truckers were hitting the roads to transport goods. Bell Trading Post was in the right location to sell them souvenirs for their family back home. Jobs were hard to come by then and many Native artisans were willing to make Jack Michelson’s jewelry. They installed their own machines for making the jewelry and used copper and nickel more than silver and gold to create their pieces. In the initial years, the post marked its jewelry with the image of a bell. Over the years there would be other trademarks they used, such as an arrow with a bell sign hanging from it. Most of these trademarks included a bell in some part of the design. Due to the fact that he had little competition, Jack Michelson decided against paying the cost to file these initial trademarks used during the 1930s. The years during WWII saw the business boom. The southwest was designated as a military training area and there were many soldiers far from home looking for gifts to send back to their families. Bell Trading Post expanded its business and began to sell their products wholesale to other tourist shops. With the death of Jack in 1957, the business of Bell Trading Post passed to his children, Jack, Douglas and Jacquelyn. The change ushered in a new era for the company. In 1969, they formed Sunbell, a corporation which oversaw their new product lines such as Oglala Lakota moccasins and copperware as well as their jewelry. Sunbell remained in business until the late 1980s.