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ANTIQUE HANDMADE STERLING SILVER BRACELET. DESCRIPTION: This old hand wrought cuff bracelet features intricate designs. The hand-stamped edges are carinated, and thick twisted silver wire serves as an additional border. This collectible bracelet will be a cherished addition to your collection of the very finest vintage Southwestern and Native American jewelry. Size bracelet is 5″¼ plus 1″½ gap 18mm wide weight 29.5grams great addition to your collection no marks but tested as coin silver Navajo coin silver jewelry is the jewelry made when the Navajo first began making silver jewelry in the late 19th century. The Navajo got silver coins from the U. Calvary and the trading posts. The Navajo melted them down into ingots and other silver forms. They then would hand forge or hammer the silver into jewelry Navajo coin silver jewelry was originally made primarily with U.. Coins such as U. Silver dollars, fifty cent pieces, quarters and dimes. These and old metal wagon and harness fillings were melted down and hammered as there was such a lack of raw material. When in 1890 a U. Law made defacing a U. Coin illegal, Mexican pesos were used. The pesos had been used along side U. Coins before, but were used pretty much used exclusively at that point. Their silver content was a little higher than U. Coins, and that made them softer and easier to hand hammer. Thus they were actually preferred to U. Coins by some of the early silversmiths. However in 1930, the Mexican coins were forbidden to be exported to the American Southwest. In the 1930s sterling silver in sheets and wire became available, which have been used by Native American jewelers to the present. This brought an end to the making of Navajo coin silver jewelry.

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We have similar Native American and Agate items, which would pair nicely with this piece, for sale this week. Listing Description by: Angela A. Length : 40.82 mm. Width : 22.54 mm. Color: opaque pale purple-grey, gray, red, and black hues. Accent Stone Measurement/Color. The stone(s) appear to be untreated, but we are not certified gemologists. Stone(s) have been tested and guaranteed using a professional Presidium Duo refractive, heat, and hardness tester. Stone Cuts: Cabochon cut. Inner circumference and wearable length: 5.5. Cuff gap: 1.32. Total length of inner circumference and cuff gap: 6.82. Band width: tapers from 1.35″ to 0.50″. Closure/Clasp Type: Cuff gap. Link Type: Rounded and polish. Handmade in the 1940s by a talented Native Navajo silversmith. 900 sterling silver, also known as coin silver, a popular purity of silver during this time period. The band features a huge agate stone, its bezel setting surrounded by a rope twist and scalloped motif. Huge sterling silver domes adorn the tri-split, twisted band. The inside of the band is smooth and polished for comfortable wear. Damage: Age appropriate wear. There is a fissure down the center of the stone, but the stone remains secure and this does not affect wear. The tarnish on the silver gives this bracelet an antique quality we believe is quite lovely. Tarnish can be removed with a polishing cloth if so desired. A gentle cleaning can also remove the minor build-up of grime near the stone. The price has been reduced to reflect this. This listing is for the item only. This beautiful piece was made by a very talented Native American silversmith. It features handcrafted silversmith work throughout. Antique Native American jewelry is very rare to find. This is due to these pieces being made for reservation and personal use before the tourist trade became popular. Very few pieces were made and even less survived to today. The Navajo Nation sits on 27,000 square miles within the states of Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah. The Navajo have a rich history and culture and have become known for creating some of the finest sterling silver and turquoise jewelry, incorporating their own traditional motifs with silversmithing. The squash blossom necklace is perhaps one the most famous Navajo styles produced, along with turquoise inlay rings. Turquoise is an important stone in Navajo culture; symbolizing happiness, good fortune, and good health. The first Navajo silversmith, Atsidi Sani, was taught around 1865 by a Mexican silversmith. Atsidi Sani, in turn, taught his four sons, who then started teaching other Navajo artisans. In the beginning, Navajo artisans created sterling silver jewelry for themselves and others in the Navajo Nation. The concept of Pawn, Old Pawn, and Dead Pawn Native American Jewelry came to be in the 1800s. When a loan wasn? T repaid, the item became known as either “Old Pawn” or Dead Pawn. Navajo silversmiths, working from 1870 to 1900, learned about stamping from Mexican leather workers, and adopted this to their metal working. Artisans made their own stamps that were passed down to each generation. Stampings are usually hand hammered using handcrafted or die stamps and include traditional Native American symbols, such as sunbursts, to ornate landscapes. This technique has been passed on and utilized by other Native American tribes and continues to be a popular method of jewelry making. Agates are a semi-precious variety of gemstones composed of chalcedony and quartz layers that vary highly in grain and coloration, and usually show multi-color bands. It comes in many different colors including white, red, black, yellow, brown, or pink. The hues and bands are dependent on environmental pressure and temperature, and the mineral contents of each stone. Each agate is unique because of these myriad factors, and even slabs cut from the same specimen will vary in coloration and design. The stone was discovered on the shore of the Greek river Achates in the 3rd Century BC, and has been used for carvings and jewelry since. The item “Antique Vintage Native Navajo Sterling Coin Silver Agate Cuff Bracelet 63.7g” is in sale since Sunday, October 10, 2021. This item is in the category “Jewelry & Watches\Ethnic, Regional & Tribal\Bracelets & Charms”. The seller is “abeautifultimeco” and is located in Fort Collins, Colorado. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• Country of Origin: United States – Navajo Nation
• Modified Item: No
• Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
• Type: Bracelet
• Featured Refinements: Agate Cuff
• Era: Vintage Native Navajo c. 1940
• Closure/Clasp Type: Cuff
• Metal Purity: 900
• Main Stone: Agate
• Metal: Sterling Silver
• Jewelry Type: Bracelets
• Tribal Affiliation: Navajo
• Ethnic & Regional Style: Native American

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We have similar Native American and Turquoise items, which would pair nicely with this piece, for sale this week. Listing Description by: Angela A. Main Stone: Candelaria turquoise. Length : 16.92 mm to 22.74 mm. Width : 12.4 mm to 15.64 mm. Color: opaque bright blue hue with aqua-blue and lighter blues, as well as a cream, tan, and mottled deep gray matrix. Accent Stone Measurement/Color. The stone(s) appear to be untreated, but we are not certified gemologists. Stone(s) have been tested and guaranteed using a professional Presidium Duo refractive, heat, and hardness tester. Stone Cuts: Cabochon cut. Inner circumference and wearable length: 5.63. Cuff gap: 0.92. Total length of inner circumference and cuff gap: 6.55. Band width: tapers from 0.34″ to 1.26″. Closure/Clasp Type: Cuff gap. Link Type: Rounded and polish. Handmade in the 1940s by a talented Native Navajo silversmith. The band features three beautiful, large Candelaria turquoise stones, mined in Nevada. The stones rest in bezel setting, with the center stone accented by a squash blossom motif. The inside of the tri-split tapering band is smooth and polished for comfortable wear. Damage: Age appropriate wear. One of the stones is loose in its setting, a purposeful choice on the part of the jeweler to avoid damaging the stone; the stone remains secure, and this does not affect wear. The tarnish on the silver gives this bracelet an antique quality we believe is quite lovely. Tarnish can be removed with a polishing cloth if so desired. The price has been reduced to reflect this. This listing is for the item only. This beautiful piece was made by a very talented Native American silversmith. It features handcrafted silversmith work throughout. Antique Native American jewelry is very rare to find. This is due to these pieces being made for reservation and personal use before the tourist trade became popular. Very few pieces were made and even less survived to today. The Navajo Nation sits on 27,000 square miles within the states of Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah. The Navajo have a rich history and culture and have become known for creating some of the finest sterling silver and turquoise jewelry, incorporating their own traditional motifs with silversmithing. The squash blossom necklace is perhaps one the most famous Navajo styles produced, along with turquoise inlay rings. Turquoise is an important stone in Navajo culture; symbolizing happiness, good fortune, and good health. The first Navajo silversmith, Atsidi Sani, was taught around 1865 by a Mexican silversmith. Atsidi Sani, in turn, taught his four sons, who then started teaching other Navajo artisans. In the beginning, Navajo artisans created sterling silver jewelry for themselves and others in the Navajo Nation. The concept of Pawn, Old Pawn, and Dead Pawn Native American Jewelry came to be in the 1800s. When a loan wasn? T repaid, the item became known as either “Old Pawn” or Dead Pawn. Navajo silversmiths, working from 1870 to 1900, learned about stamping from Mexican leather workers, and adopted this to their metal working. Artisans made their own stamps that were passed down to each generation. Stampings are usually hand hammered using handcrafted or die stamps and include traditional Native American symbols, such as sunbursts, to ornate landscapes. This technique has been passed on and utilized by other Native American tribes and continues to be a popular method of jewelry making. Turquoise is found all over the world and has been a popular semi-precious stone used in jewelry and art for thousands of years by many different cultures; from prehistoric times to the present. Turquoise comes in many beautiful color variations; from the popular bright solid sky-blue hues to dark blue hues with dark spiderwebbing throughout, as well as aqua, teal, and many green varieties, and even some rare white with dark spiderwebbing. The item “Antique Vintage Native Navajo Sterling Coin Silver Turquoise Cuff Bracelet 37.2g” is in sale since Sunday, October 10, 2021. This item is in the category “Jewelry & Watches\Ethnic, Regional & Tribal\Bracelets & Charms”. The seller is “abeautifultimeco” and is located in Fort Collins, Colorado. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• Country of Origin: United States – Navajo Nation
• Modified Item: No
• Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
• Type: Bracelet
• Featured Refinements: Turquoise Cuff
• Era: Vintage Native Navajo c. 1940
• Closure/Clasp Type: Cuff
• Metal Purity: 900
• Main Stone: Turquoise
• Metal: Sterling Silver
• Jewelry Type: Bracelets
• Tribal Affiliation: Navajo
• Ethnic & Regional Style: Native American

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Here is an ANTIQUE c. 1920 NAVAJO TURQUOISE INGOT COIN SILVER Cuff BRACELET hand Stamp. Used and in Great condition (see pics). Nice old piece to add to a collection. The item “ANTIQUE c. 1920 NAVAJO TURQUOISE INGOT COIN SILVER Native American Cuff BRACELET” is in sale since Sunday, September 19, 2021. This item is in the category “Jewelry & Watches\Vintage & Antique Jewelry\Vintage Ethnic/Regional/Tribal\Native American (pre-1935)”. The seller is “kosta_912″ and is located in Ypsilanti, Michigan. This item can be shipped to United States.

• Ethnic & Regional Style: Native American
• Metal: COIN SILVER
• Ethnic Origin: Navajo
• Modified Item: No
• Vintage: Yes
• Main Stone: Turquoise
• lot: No
• Type: Bracelet
• Signed?: Unsigned
• Jewelry Type: Bracelet
• Chain Style: Snake
• Style: Cuff
• Clasp Type: Bangle Bracelet
• Features: Ethnic, Regional & Tribal

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We have similar Navajo and Turquoise items, which would pair nicely with this piece, for sale this week. Listing Description by: Dylan L. Age Circa: Antique Native American C. Markings : Unmarked, Tested, Guaranteed. Country of Origin: United States – Navajo Nation. Gram Weight: 19.8 Grams. 900 Coin Sterling Silver. Main Stone : Ajax Turquoise. Main Stone Measurements/Color : Measures 12.4 mm long by 10.9 mm wide, Opaque blue-green hue with striations of white and deep brown. Accent Stone Measurements/Color. Stone Treatment : The stone(s) appear to be untreated, but we are not certified gemologists. Stone(s) have been tested and guaranteed using a professional Presidium Duo refractive, heat, and hardness tester. Stone Cuts : Oval Cabochon Cut. Inner Circumference, not including the cuff gap: 5.75. Cuff Gap adds an additional: 1.28. Total wearable length and inner circumference: 7.03. Bracelet Width: Measures 0.84″ wide at the center and the end of the band near the wrist gap measures 0.28″ wide. The large wrist gap measures 2.41 from end to end. Bracelet Type: Cuff Bracelet. Closure/Clasp Type : This bracelet is meant to be worn over the wrist through the gap. Link Type : Rounded and Polished Silver. This gorgeous bracelet features an Ajax turquoise stone in the center of the bracelet. The bracelet itself features several aspects which would have been popular when this item was made, around the year 1940. There is a geometric applied accent surrounding the bezel setting of the Ajax turquoise stone. At the base of the bezel setting is a rope twist accent. This item has a split shank. Damage: Age appropriate wear. This item is fairly tarnished in places, specifically in the low relief areas, which is to be expected of an item this age. This item is bent out of shape and off-round, which does not affect the overall wear of the item, and it will stay secure on the wrist. The price of this item has been reduced to reflect this. This listing is for the item only. This beautiful piece was made by a very talented Native American silversmith. It features handcrafted silversmith work throughout. Antique Native American jewelry is very rare to find. This is due to these pieces being made for reservation and personal use before the tourist trade became popular. Very few pieces were made and even less survived to today. The concept of Pawn, Old Pawn, and Dead Pawn Native American Jewelry came to be in the 1800s. When a loan wasnt repaid, the item became known as either Old Pawn or Dead Pawn. The Navajo Nation sits on 27,000 square miles within the states of Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah. The Navajo have a rich history and culture and have become known for creating some of the finest sterling silver and turquoise jewelry, incorporating their own traditional motifs with silversmithing. The squash blossom necklace is perhaps one the most famous Navajo styles produced, along with turquoise inlay rings. Turquoise is an important stone in Navajo culture; symbolizing happiness, good fortune, and good health. The first Navajo silversmith, Atsidi Sani, was taught around 1865 by a Mexican silversmith. Atsidi Sani, in turn, taught his four sons, who then started teaching other Navajo artisans. In the beginning, Navajo artisans created sterling silver jewelry for themselves and others in the Navajo Nation. Navajo silversmiths, working from 1870 to 1900, learned about stamping from Mexican leather workers, and adopted this to their metal working. Artisans made their own stamps that were passed down to each generation. Stampings are usually hand hammered using handcrafted or die stamps and include traditional Native American symbols, such as sunbursts, to ornate landscapes. This technique has been passed on and utilized by other Native American tribes and continues to be a popular method of jewelry making. Turquoise is found all over the world and has been a popular semi-precious stone used in jewelry and art for thousands of years by many different cultures; from prehistoric times to the present. Turquoise comes in many beautiful color variations; from the popular bright solid sky-blue hues to dark blue hues with dark spiderwebbing throughout, as well as aqua, teal, and many green varieties, and even some rare white with dark spiderwebbing. Ajax Turquoise is mined exclusively in Nevada and is one of the only naturally green turquoise stones in the world. The stones range in color from light blue with darker blue veining, to the most rare and desirable deep green with light blue veining and mottling. Not all Ajax stones display a matrix, but the ones that do are truly breathtaking. Ajax is an American turquoise most commonly found in old pawn Native American jewelry. Buyers will have 3 base. The item “Antique Vintage Sterling Coin Silver Native Navajo Ajax Turquoise Cuff Bracelet” is in sale since Sunday, August 4, 2019. This item is in the category “Jewelry & Watches\Ethnic, Regional & Tribal\Native American\Bracelets”. The seller is “abeautifultimeco” and is located in Fort Collins, Colorado. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• Style: Cuff
• Country of Origin: United States
• Modified Item: No
• Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
• Featured Refinements: Turquoise Cuff
• Metal Purity: .900
• Main Stone: Turquoise
• Metal: Sterling Silver
• Jewelry Type: Bracelets
• Tribal Affiliation: Navajo

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We have similar Native American items, which would pair nicely with this piece, for sale this week. Listing Description by: Cait P. Age Circa: Antique Northwest Coast Native American C. Markings : Unmarked, tested, and guaranteed. Country of Origin: United States – Northwest Coast Native American. Gram Weight: 21.4 grams. Metal Type: Coin sterling silver. Main Stone Measurements/Color. Accent Stone Measurements/Color. Inner circumference, not including the cuff gap: 5.4. Cuff gap adds an additional: 1.4. Band width: 0.45″ to 0.75″. Bracelet Type: Cuff bracelet. Closure/Clasp Type : The bracelet is meant to be worn over the wrist through the gap. Link Type : Rounded and polished sterling silver. Handmade during the 1950s by an artisan from a Native American nation from the Northwest coast of North America. Composed of coin sterling silver, also known as. 900 sterling silver, a popular purity of sterling silver used by Native American silversmiths during this time period. Adorning the outside of the band are chased geometric patterns which surround a large bird motif. The inside of the band is smooth and polished for comfortable and secure wear. Damage: Age appropriate wear. Tarnish on the sterling silver gives this piece an antique quality which we believe is quite lovely. This listing is for the item only. This beautiful piece was made by a very talented Native American silversmith. It features handcrafted silversmith work throughout. Antique Native American jewelry is very rare to find. This is due to these pieces being made for reservation and personal use before the tourist trade became popular. Very few pieces were made and even less survived to today. The concept of Pawn, Old Pawn, and Dead Pawn Native American Jewelry came to be in the 1800s. When a loan wasnt repaid, the item became known as either Old Pawn or Dead Pawn. The distinctive artistic tradition of the Native Northwest Coast tribes is particularly unique and boldly stylized. The indigenous Northwestern peoples lived along the sea shores and river valleys, and much of their art and jewelry depicted totemic people, plants, and animals that they encountered in daily life or were spiritually significant. Beautifully intricate relief carvings were hand-shaped into wood and colored using primarily reds and blacks, a technique which was easily adapted to engraving with the arrival of the Europeans and precious metals such as silver. Buyers will have 3 base. The item “Antique Vintage Coin Sterling Silver Northwest Native American Cuff Bracelet” is in sale since Sunday, May 31, 2020. This item is in the category “Jewelry & Watches\Ethnic, Regional & Tribal\Native American\Bracelets”. The seller is “abeautifultimeco” and is located in Fort Collins, Colorado. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• Style: Cuff
• Country of Origin: United States
• Modified Item: No
• Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
• Metal Purity: .900
• Metal: Sterling Silver
• Jewelry Type: Bracelets
• Featured Refinements: Native American Cuff Bracelet

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We have similar Navajo and Turquoise items, which would pair nicely with this piece, for sale this week. Listing Description by: Chris T. Age Circa: Antique Native Navajo C. Markings : Unmarked, Tested, and Guaranteed. Country of Origin: United States – Navajo Nation. Gram Weight: 64.2 Grams. 900 Coin Sterling Silver. Main Stone : Cripple Creek Turquoise. Main Stone Measurements/Color : Measures 30 mm long by 130 mm wide, Teal blue with variscite quartz matrix and iron pyrite speckling. Accent Stone Measurements/Color. Stone Treatment : The stone(s) appear to be untreated, but we are not certified gemologists. Stone(s) have been tested and guaranteed using a professional Presidium Duo refractive, heat, and hardness tester. Stone Cuts : Polished flat topped cabochon. Inner Circumference, not including the cuff gap: 6.5. Cuff Gap adds an additional: 1.25. Total wearable length and inner circumference: 7.75. Bracelet Width: The top of the bracelet measures 1.50 north to south. The large wrist gap measures 2.50 from end to end. Bracelet Type: Cuff Bracelet. Closure/Clasp Type : This bracelet is meant to be worn over the wrist through the gap. Link Type : Split Band. This gorgeous bracelet features a gorgeous natural Cripple Creek turquoise stone from Cripple Creek, Colorado in the center of the bracelet. The stone has some of the most beautiful collector grade matrix I’ve seen in a turquoise stone. The stone is held in place with a hand formed organic barb like silver prong setting design. It is surrounded by hand applied granulated beading. This bracelet features a tri split band design. This bracelet is made of old time tested coin silver. Can be worn by a man or woman, was probably originally made for a man though. Damage: Age appropriate wear. This listing is for the item only. This beautiful piece was made by a very talented Native American silversmith. It features handcrafted silversmith work throughout. Antique Native American jewelry is very rare to find. This is due to these pieces being made for reservation and personal use before the tourist trade became popular. Very few pieces were made and even less survived to today. The concept of Pawn, Old Pawn, and Dead Pawn Native American Jewelry came to be in the 1800s. When a loan wasnt repaid, the item became known as either Old Pawn or Dead Pawn. The Navajo Nation sits on 27,000 square miles within the states of Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah. The Navajo have a rich history and culture and have become known for creating some of the finest sterling silver and turquoise jewelry, incorporating their own traditional motifs with silversmithing. The squash blossom necklace is perhaps one the most famous Navajo styles produced, along with turquoise inlay rings. Turquoise is an important stone in Navajo culture; symbolizing happiness, good fortune, and good health. The first Navajo silversmith, Atsidi Sani, was taught around 1865 by a Mexican silversmith. Atsidi Sani, in turn, taught his four sons, who then started teaching other Navajo artisans. In the beginning, Navajo artisans created sterling silver jewelry for themselves and others in the Navajo Nation. Turquoise is found all over the world and has been a popular semi-precious stone used in jewelry and art for thousands of years by many different cultures; from prehistoric times to the present. Turquoise comes in many beautiful color variations; from the popular bright solid sky-blue hues to dark blue hues with dark spiderwebbing throughout, as well as aqua, teal, and many green varieties, and even some rare white with dark spiderwebbing. Cripple Creek Turquoise is found in Colorado and has a range of colors from deep blue to a rich green with a warm golden-brown matrix. The mine was originally a gold mine; turquoise was pulled out as a byproduct, and on rare occasion, Cripple Creek Turquoise may contain bits of natural gold ore. Native American coin jewelry was originally worn by Native Americans on the reservation as a status symbol. Due to its unique appearance, coin jewelry became wildly popular at trading posts, and 90% silver coins were used by Native American jewelers for most of the twenty-first century, through the end of the 1960s. Buyers will have 3 base. The item “Antique Vintage Native Navajo Sterling Coin Silver Turquoise Mens Cuff Bracelet” is in sale since Sunday, November 24, 2019. This item is in the category “Jewelry & Watches\Ethnic, Regional & Tribal\Native American\Bracelets”. The seller is “abeautifultimeco” and is located in Fort Collins, Colorado. This item can be shipped worldwide.

• Brand: Unbranded
• Jewelry Type: Bracelets
• Metal: Sterling Silver
• Metal Purity: .925
• Main Stone: Turquoise
• Country of Origin: United States
• Tribal Affiliation: Navajo
• Modified Item: No
• Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
• Style: Cuff
• Featured Refinements: Turquoise Cuff
• lot: No

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