Blue Green Turquoise Bracelet [SG-153]

This vintage Navajo cuff features five bold Kingman turquoise cabochons, each set in thick serrated bezels. The stones are framed by heavy twisted silver rope and accented with raised raindrop appliqués.

The cuff is marked “Sterling” on the ends, indicating it was made during the mid-20th century when silversmiths began adopting commercial marks for trade. Earlier old pawn pieces were typically unmarked, so this stamp helps place the bracelet historically. The wide 2.5-inch face commands presence, reinforced by the hand-wrought silver construction which shows subtle hammering and shaping done entirely by hand.

Kingman turquoise, mined in Arizona, remains one of the most celebrated American turquoise varieties. Known for its vivid blue-green hues and distinctive matrix, Kingman has been mined since ancient times, but cabochons of this size and saturation are rarely seen in modern production. Original untouched patina.

Opening - 1.25"

Width - 2.5"

Height - 1.38"