VINTAGE NAVAJO ZUNI HOPI STERLING SILVER TURQUOISE CORAL 28 CHARM BRACELET 105g+
On offer is an authentic, vintage Southwest Native American Navajo, Hopi, Zuni charm bracelet. This one-of-a- kind, impressive bracelet consists of a hefty. 925 sterling silver Rolo style link bracelet with toggle clasp containing twenty-eight (28).
925 Sterling Silver, Turquoise, Coral, Opal, Sodalite and Turquoise Nugget charms. The variety of charms depict Southwest Navajo, Zuni and Hopi Native American motifs. Some charms are hallmarked with Sterling. And various other initials and pictograph logos. We believe the charms on this wonderful bracelet were created circa 1950 - 1980. This charm bracelet was skillfully crafted with attention to detail and is in very good vintage condition (see ALL photos for an accurate detailed depiction). It weighs a very hefty 3.40 ounces. All of the charms are firmly and securely attached to the sterling silver heavy link bracelet. 925 is in very good condition and working order.This bracelet contains twenty-eight (28). 925 sterling silver, turquoise, coral and turquoise bead charms. The charms depict tribal designs and characters that include Navajo Turquoise Rings, large Navajo Four Directions Cross, Harvey Era Tee Pee and Concho, two (2) Kachina figures, Mythic Kokopelli Flute Player, Dream Catcher, Modern Silver, Copper and Brass Petroglyph Figure, Heart and other decorative hand made vintage Native American charms. Overall, the link bracelet with charms measures approx. 1 3/4" to 3/4" wide and is approx.
8 long including toggle clasp. The bracelet weighs a very hefty 105.8 grams - 3.40 ounces. 925 Sterling Silver, Turquoise, Coral and other stones Navajo, Zuni, Hopi Southwest Native American twenty-eight (28) Charm Bracelet would make an outstanding addition to any Twentieth Century Native American Charm Jewel Bracelet or Historic American Cultural Arts and Crafts collection. We have been involved in the design and creation of contemporary jewelry at the undergraduate and postgraduate level since 1967. In 1975 we opened a gallery of hand wrought fine art contemporary jewels and have since handled thousands of unique, one of a kind and limited edition pieces crafted predominantly by American artisans with a special emphasis on Native American art and other ethnographic art.
Will be determined upon request. We believe our photos and description to be an accurate testament. Thus, ALL SALES ARE FINAL. Thanks for looking and good luck.