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Cuff Bracelets

Vintage Sterling Silver Turquoise Cuff Bracelet 6 5/8" - Southwest Native American Style Artisan LW

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  • Weight29.3 g
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Description

This captivating piece of Southwestern Native American style jewelry is a vintage sterling silver cuff bracelet showcasing a beautiful, oval turquoise cabochon stone. The stone is set in an ornate bezel surrounded by scrollwork and flanked by sterling silver appliqué bars and bold twist wire rope accents, giving the piece a powerful, traditional aesthetic. Southwest jewelry, particularly pieces featuring turquoise, carries a rich history stemming from the Navajo, Zuni, and Hopi traditions, where it is often seen as a protective and symbolic stone. The metal has been scratch tested with 18KT acid and confirmed to be sterling silver, evidenced by the rich, darkened patina characteristic of age. The interior of the cuff is stamped with the artisan's mark "LW." This substantial cuff bracelet weighs 29.3 grams and is built on a four-wire shank. It measures 6 5/8 inches in total length, which is a combination of the interior circumference (5 1/2 inches) and the open gap (1 1/8 inches), making it a great fit for a small to medium wrist. The cuff's width is substantial, tapering from 1 1/16 inches at the central stone setting down to 5/16 inches at the terminals. This collectible bracelet is a timeless addition to any serious collection of authentic vintage turquoise and sterling silver jewelry.

Item specification

Materials
turquoise, silver, sterling, sterling silver, 925, ag, silber
Bracelet length
5 1/2 Inches
Bracelet width
5/16 Inches
Primary color
Silver
Secondary color
Blue
Theme
Southwestern
Adjustable
Yes
Gemstone
Turquoise
Spinner
No
Style
Boho & hippie
Weight
29.3 g

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