This listing is for a large vintage Navajo cuff bracelet handcrafted from Sterling Silver and Nevada Turquoise. NOTE: Please see all 24 photos.. Last 2 photos show cuff on a 6-1/8 wrist. Cuff is for a larger wrist!! Weighing in at over 100 grams, this large cuff features a double row of gorgeous Nevada Turquoise lined over a wide graduating shank of solid sterling silver. The stones have dense color hues of green to blue-green with silver matrixes spotted throughout. The stones protrude from scalloped bezels in a semi-free form with a high polished finish. Silver droplets rest between the stones while the shank is bordered by twisted rope and a thick hand sawed edge.. Truly a well crafted cuff in MINT condition, with STUNNING NEVADA TURQUOISE! A signature is stamped on the inner shank and reads CHEE, with a single initial just before that’s hard to make out. There is no sterling mark which is common with older pieces. The silver has been tested and we guarantee its purity of. This vintage piece will be a great addition to any collection of Native American jewelry. It’s sturdy, comfortable, and great for daily wear. Wear it with pride and enjoy. You deserve it! Weight – 102 Grams. Inside Measurement – The cuff measures 6-5/8 around the inside from end to end. Gap – The gap measures 1-1/4. This is a solid cuff and the gap doesn’t adjust easily. Total Size (End To End + Gap) – The cuff has a total size of 7-7/8″ and should fit a wrist between 7-1/4″ and 7-5/8 comfortably. Shank Measurements – The shank measures 1-1/2″ wide at front center and slowly tapers down to 1-1/8″ wide at each end. Stone Measurements – The stones range from 1″ long to 1/2″ long. Signed By Artist – YES, stamped with a single letter that I can’t make out followed by CHEE. Stamped Sterling – NO, tested and verified. Mid to Later-Mid Century, 1960’s+. Condition – Preowned, in very good vintage condition, with all original stones and naturally aged patina, ready to wear or display. I treat every item as if it were my own. Extra bubble wrap and packing materials are used to ensure a safe arrival to its new owner. Please see all 24 photos!! Enlarge them and study them. Ask any questions you may have. I’m always here to help and I respond quickly and nicely. THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING AUTHENTIC NATIVE AMERICAN JEWELRY!