Pre-1950s Navajo Statement Cuff — Large Round Turquoise, Split Shank
Pre-1950s Navajo Statement Cuff — Large Round Turquoise, Split Shank
This is the cuff people stop and ask about. A large round turquoise cabochon — soft blue-green shot through with brown matrix — sits high in a hand-scalloped bezel, flanked by a split triple-wire shank with stamped terminals that taper to the wrist. The scale is generous without tipping into costume; it reads as exactly what it is, a confident piece of mid-century Navajo silver built around a beautiful stone. Worn silver, settled patina, and a presence that carries a whole outfit on its own.
Details:
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Era: pre-1950s, attributed Navajo
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Metal: sterling silver
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Stone: large round turquoise cabochon, brown matrix
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Inner circumference + gap: 7.25 Inches
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Condition: vintage, age-consistent patina and wear
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Provenance: sourced through Chipeta Trading Company
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One of one
Sourced through Chipeta Trading Company, a trusted name in authentic Southwestern and Native American silverwork. Every piece in this collection comes to us with that sourcing behind it — part of how we stand behind the age and origin of the old silver we carry.
Care - Sterling silver and natural turquoise. Keep away from water, lotion, and perfume; store dry. Patina is part of the story — polish gently only if you want to brighten the silver.
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