Unique branch coral & turquoise bracelet

1970's Navajo cuff bracelet.Featuring 4 pieces of natural Morenci turquoise and a single long piece of branch coral. The turquoise in this bracelet was very common during this time but rare in todays modern jewelry. The  stones may vary as every piece is handmade with natural turquoise. The bracelet has a simple design with hand cut bezels and stamped elements. The design is distintive for Navajo jewelry of the 1970's .It is made up of heavy guage silver with a shape that creates a smooth inside cuff area for a comfortable fit. The sterling silver has a natural patina to it. 

Material: Sterling silver, coral & turquoise

Tribe affiliation: Navajo

Time period: 1970's

Inside Measurement: 5-1/4" with a 1-1/8" opening * This bracelet will fit wrist sizes 6" to 6-1/2"

Width measurements: 5/8"

Lone Mountain The Lone Mountain turquoise mine is located in Esmeralda County, Nevada. The turquoise is noted for its ability to hold its color and not fade. Usually found in nodules, Lone Mountain turquoise ranges in color from clear blue to spider-web. Because Lone Mountain turquoise holds its beautiful blue color well, it is a great addition to one's jewelry collection, lone mountain like the turquoise pictured is very rare these days, now the mine produces a light grayish blue color turquoise. Occasionally the miners will find a rare fossil that has been replaced with Lone Mountain Turquoise.

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