Exclusive Rare Native American Navajo Royston Turquoise Indian Head Penny Bracelet Certified [uAs7qtJo]

Rare Navajo Royston Turquoise Indian Head Penny Bracelet

Immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage and exquisite craftsmanship of this Exclusive Rare Native American Navajo Royston Turquoise Indian Head Penny Bracelet Certified [uAs7qtJo]. This is not just a piece of jewelry; it's a treasure that encapsulates the beauty and artistry of the Navajo people.

Unmatched Beauty and Craftsmanship

This bracelet stands out with its striking design, featuring 2 Royston turquoise stones that showcase a spectrum of colors ranging from vibrant blue to deep green. The stones, mined in the Royston District near Tonopah, Nevada, are prized for their unique matrix and the natural oxidation process that gives them a distinctive look. Each stone is a one-of-a-kind, adding character and depth to the bracelet. The solid cuff, crafted from Indian head pennies, ensures both durability and an authentic aesthetic.

• Unique Gemstone: Royston turquoise is known for its vibrant color variations and distinctive matrix.
• Crafted Detail: The Indian head pennies add an extra layer of historical significance and visual appeal.

Exquisite Specifications and Versatile Appeal

The bracelet measures around 3/4" in width, with the turquoise stones each measuring approximately 1/2" x 3/8". The overall length is approximately 6-1/4" with an additional 1-1/8" gap for a comfortable fit. It is signed by Navajo artist, J. McCabe, ensuring its authenticity and the high-quality craftsmanship that comes with it. With a weight of 31 grams, this bracelet is not only visually stunning but also a practical and cherished accessory.

• Dimensions: 3/4" width, 6-1/4" length with 1-1/8" gap.
• Artist: Signed by Navajo artist J. McCabe, guaranteeing authenticity.

Make an offer on this one-of-a-kind piece and experience the fusion of cultural heritage and artistry. This Navajo Royston Turquoise Indian Head Penny Bracelet is a testament to the enduring beauty and value of American turquoise heritage.