Southwest Indian Jewelry Probably Diné of the Navajo Nation Bracelets

Single Row Silver Bracelet with Nine Turquoise Cabochons

Category: Bracelets
Origin: Probably Diné of the Navajo Nation
Medium: silver and turquoise
Size:
5” inside end-to-end;
1” opening;
1/4” width (band)
Wrist Size: 6”
Item # C4892i
Price: $350

This classic silver bracelet presents a mesmerizing vista of nine luminous turquoise cabochons, their hues ranging from the palest sky blue to a richer, mid-tone azure. Each stone is securely embraced by a clean, single-row setting atop a smoothly carinated silver band, a study in simple sophistication.

Adding a whisper of ancestral artistry, the silver band is embellished with precisely placed, crescent-shaped stamps, a hallmark of traditional Navajo silversmithing. While the hand that shaped this piece remains unknown, its enduring design and evident quality resonate with the timeless spirit of Native American craftsmanship.

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Condition: very good condition

Provenance: this Single Row Silver Bracelet with Nine Turquoise Cabochons is from a jewelry collector in Denver

Recommended Reading: The Navajo and Pueblo Silversmiths by John Adair

TAGS: Southwest Indian Jewelry, Navajo

Alternate view of this bracelet.