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We may not always be available on weekends and/or holidays, but we will respond to your message, in the order it was received, when we return to the of. Southwestern Native American Indian turquoise row sterling silver cuff bracelet, hallmarked KS and stamped STERLING by the late and renowned Navajo artist KIRK SMITH. This bracelet showcases striking turquoise stones, nicely polished, and set in smooth bezels with silver raindrops in between them, across the center of the cuff. A silver bar was added to both ends of the row, and deep stamps were applied to the terminals of the shank, and the inside as well. Very heavy-gauge silver band, one of Kirk’s signatures. This stunning cuff weighs approximately 89.5. Grams, it’s 11/16″ wide, and measures 5 11/16″ around the inside, end to end. Add 1 1/2 for the gap. Exceptional stones and silver work. Sadly Kirk is no longer with us. One of the greatest Navajo artists ever and will be missed. Thank you for supporting authentic Native American art. Additional notes: One of the stone has a partial hairline. Please see all pictures. All measurements are approximations. Please measure your wrist, decolletage, finger, and waist, or use an old bracelet, necklace, bolo tie, belt, and so on, to determine your size. All items in our store are preowned, and in vintage-used condition. Minor wear, light surface scratches, and other common conditions in used items should be expected. Please allow for some variation in color. We attempt to capture the actual color of the stones/shells to the best of our ability, but cameras, lighting, and monitors may not portray the exact color. When the color in the photos is significantly different from the original, we will add that information to “additional notes” at the bottom of the listing. Items have a fixed price, however, we will consider all reasonable offers. Our items are packed securely and under surveillance cameras for your peace of mind. Feedback will be left either after we receive a feedback, or upon request and after the 14 or 30-day return time-frame has passed. You are not required to leave us a feedback to receive one. If you choose not to leave us a feedback, but want one, just ask us. Thank you for visiting our store. The item “RARE KIRK SMITH Native American Navajo Turquoise Row Sterling Silver Bracelet” is in sale since Saturday, August 1, 2020. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Cultures & Ethnicities\Native American\ US\1935-Now\Jewelry”. The seller is “goesaround2014″ and is located in Las Vegas, Nevada. This item can be shipped to United States.

• Handmade: Yes
• Modified Item: No
• Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
• Culture: Native American: US
• Artisan: Kirk Smith
• Provenance: Ownership History Not Available
• Origin: American Southwestern
• Tribal Affiliation: Navajo

RARE Southwestern Native American Indian turquoise row Sterling silver cuff bracelet, hallmarked KS and stamped STERLING by the late and renowned Navajo artist KIRK SMITH. This bracelet showcases striking turquoise stones, nicely polished, and set in smooth bezels with silver raindrops in between them, across the center of the cuff. A silver bar was added to both ends of the row, and deep stamps were applied to the terminals of the shank, and the inside as well. Very heavy-gauge silver band, one of Kirk’s signatures. This stunning cuff weighs approximately 89.5. Grams, it’s 11/16″ wide, and measures 5 11/16″ around the inside, end to end. Add 1 1/2 for the gap. Exceptional stones and silver work. Thank you for supporting authentic Native American art. The item “RARE KIRK SMITH Native American Navajo Turquoise Row Sterling Silver Bracelet KS” is in sale since Sunday, September 22, 2019. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Cultures & Ethnicities\Native American\ US\1935-Now\Jewelry”. The seller is “goesaround2014″ and is located in Las Vegas, Nevada. This item can be shipped to United States.

• Handmade: Yes
• Modified Item: No
• Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
• Artisan: Kirk Smith
• Provenance: Ownership History Not Available
• Origin: American Southwestern
• Tribal Affiliation: Navajo