Earlier 1900's Vintage Navajo 'Natural Bisbee Turquoise' Silver Bracelet

Earlier 1900's Vintage Navajo 'Natural Bisbee Turquoise' Silver BraceletA marvelous vintage Navajo silver bracelet. Four naural Bisbee turquoise stones are nestled among the fabulous sunray and swirl designs of this traditional sandcast silver cuff. The double rails emerge from the side swirls and join together at the terminals. An impressive look! The largest stone measures around 3 16" x 1 8". The width of the bracelet measures around 1 1 2". Sterling silver. Cir. 1930's+. The inside end to end measures around 5 1 4"

This is a museum quality vintage Zuni very important silver bracelet

The largest turquoise stone measures about 3/4" X 1/2"

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Each large rectangular silver concho measures around 1-1/8" X 1/2" and the buckle measures around 1-1/2" X 1-1/2"

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The width of the bracelet measures around 3/16"

These earrings contains beautifully inlaid turquoise turtle fetishes

Bordering the large silver bolo are amazing silver works that include silver shells

This piece is made by the famous Carl and Irene Clark who are some of the most famous artists in history

This lightning bolo ring contains impressive opal and jet inlay

with coral beads at the top and large triple corn shells at each base

Handcarved silver fans accent the terminal ends of the bracelet