Guy Hoskie large cuff bracelet-BC 1416

This is one our most unique offers. Handcrafted by Navajo artist Guy Hoskie. Known for his detailed stamping and use of high quality stones. This large bracelet measures 2" across. It features a turquoise cross 1"1/2 x 1"1/4, with two oval Lapis stones on either side. The bracelet has an inside measurement of 5"1/2 with a 1" opening. This is a true statement piece that really shows the abilities of the artist. One of a kind. NAVAJO HANDCRAFTED CUFF BRACELET Guy Hoskie is 54 years old. He resides in Arizona and is married with two sons, both of whom are serving in the armed forces. He has been an amazing silversmith for eighteen to twenty years, creating jewelry since the early 1990's. Brother-in-law to Sunshine Reeves and related to Andy Cadman, Guy learned right along with these other award-winning Navajo silversmiths. They all exhibit certain similarities in their work, Navajo revival style. Hoskie's works are usually covered end to end in beautiful deep Navajo hand stamped designs (much like that of the Cadman’s and Reeves’). He adds a dark oxidation to the finished piece to give it the old pawn look. Guy is well known for the quality of his pieces. He most frequently uses fine natural turquoise with heavy stamp work and serious attention to fine details, but also works with the highest quality Lapis Lazuli, Spiny Oyster and Sugilite. His hallmark consists of his initial’s "G" and "H" with the word "Sterling" stamped between the letters of his initials.