Exclusive Deal Dropdead Fabulous Native American Navajo Gaspeite Sterling Silver Bracelet Cuff Travel Size [2KyHj50u]

Dropdead Fabulous Navajo Gaspeite Sterling Silver Bracelet Cuff

Experience the allure of Native American craftsmanship with this exquisite Dropdead Fabulous Navajo Gaspeite Sterling Silver Bracelet Cuff. This stunning piece is a testament to the artistry of Navajo artisans, featuring a unique three-stone design that captures the essence of traditional Native American jewelry. The outer stones are crafted from the vibrant Gaspeite, while the center boasts a mesmerizing green to blue turquoise stone, creating a striking contrast that is both eye-catching and elegant.

• Three-stone design featuring Gaspeite and turquoise
• Coiled patterns and silver flower motifs
• Triple silver shank cuff with graduated width

This bracelet is not just a piece of jewelry; it's a work of art. Each stone is meticulously set within the intricate coiled patterns and adorned with fascinating silver flower patterns that include shells and ropes. The center stone measures approximately 1" x 3/4", and the bracelet itself has a width of around 1-1/4". Crafted from sterling silver and marked, this piece dates back to the 1970s and is signed by the renowned Navajo artist, Running Bear. The inside end to end measures approximately 5-1/2" with an additional 1" gap, and it weighs a sturdy 34 grams.

• Handcrafted by Navajo artist, Running Bear
• Sterling silver, marked
• Circa 1970's+

Embrace the beauty and cultural significance of this Navajo Gaspeite Sterling Silver Bracelet Cuff in your daily life. Whether you're dressing up for a special occasion or adding a touch of Native American flair to your everyday wardrobe, this bracelet is sure to make a statement. Its unique design and high-quality craftsmanship make it a perfect gift for yourself or a loved one who appreciates fine jewelry and cultural heritage.

• Perfect for special occasions or daily wear
• Great gift for jewelry enthusiasts and collectors
• Supports Native American artistry and culture