Holiday Gift Guide Early Vintage Native American Navajo Royston Turquoise Sterling Silver Button Bracelet ~ Rare Item [zBTtQjhN]

Early Vintage Navajo Royston Turquoise Bracelet

Discover the timeless elegance of this Holiday Gift Guide Early Vintage Native American Navajo Royston Turquoise Sterling Silver Button Bracelet ~ Rare Item [zBTtQjhN]. Crafted with exceptional artistry, this bracelet is a true treasure, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the Navajo people. The centerpiece is an exquisite oval-shaped Royston turquoise stone, which adds a vibrant and natural color contrast to the silverwork.

Product Specifications

This bracelet boasts impeccable craftsmanship and features a variety of intricate silver designs. Surrounding the turquoise stone are roped stems, raindrops, sun stampings, and large shells, all meticulously crafted to enhance the overall beauty of the piece. The bracelet also features a unique five-silver shank cuff that gradually narrows towards the ends. This elegant design is complemented by superior stamp works, including sun motifs and arrows, running down the cuff. The center stone measures approximately 1" x 3/4", and the bracelet itself is around 1-1/2" wide. Made from coin silver, this bracelet is marked and is from the mid-century era. With an inside end-to-end measurement of around 5-1/2" and an additional 1-1/4" gap, it is both stylish and versatile. Weighing a sturdy 29 grams, this bracelet is a piece of art that you can wear with pride.

Benefits and Uses

This Early Vintage Native American Navajo Royston Turquoise Bracelet is not just a piece of jewelry; it's a statement of cultural appreciation and personal style. Whether you're a collector of Native American art, a fashion-forward individual, or someone who appreciates high-quality craftsmanship, this bracelet is for you. Its unique design and exceptional craftsmanship make it a perfect accessory for any outfit, from casual to formal. The bracelet's versatility allows it to be a daily staple or a special occasion piece. Embrace the beauty and history of this Navajo masterpiece and let it be a symbol of your appreciation for the artistry of the Navajo people.