These Three Kingman turquoise cabochons are stunning with spider webbing throughout all three cabochon stones. These are hand cut and hand polished and natural so they are not highly polished like some you may have seen and have natural rough areas and aren’t smooth as glass because of the age of this piece and they weren’t polished on a machine. This is guaranteed to be designed, crafted and handmade by a member of the Navajo tribe. This beautiful bracelet cuff is very comfortable, not too heavy and not too light, it is just the right bracelet for you only if your wrist can fit into the 3/4 of an inch opening which you Cannot stretch out or you will damage it. It is a well made strong gauge Sterling silver and solid feeling bracelet cuff. Please pay special attention to these measurements below since this has a Very Narrow gap-opening that will only fit on a thin wrist. Please remember that this is Genuine, Real turquoise, mined by being dug out of the ground, and not that pale blue or green powdered chalk dust mixed with blue plastic resin they sell on TV and their websites that’s made by non-Native Americans in China or some other country. This is guaranteed to be designed and hand crafted by a Native American from the Navajo tribe. This is a true and genuine Native American piece of art. The inside measurement from end tip to end tip is about approximately: 5-1/2 inches. The measurement across the opening or gap, or space as some say, where you put your wrist into is approximately: 3/4 of an inch. This is a very small and tight opening for most wrists, so please measure your wrist since you Can’t stretch this sturdy solid bracelet apart or you will damage the bezel and silver appliqué and possibly the turquoise cabochons. Total area inside for your wrist to fit into the bracelet is about approximately: 6-1/4 inches. It weighs approximately: 3.05 ounces. You will look stunning in this bracelet and it is sturdy and is a well made and beautiful piece of jewelry. You don’t get any props used, such as stands, rough turquoise rocks, ruler, tape measurer or scale, or other things. You only get the piece of jewelry listed in the title and description. We have been collecting turquoise and Native American jewelry from many tribes for the past 40 years. We are not a pawn shop, but are very knowledgable and experienced elderly people who love turquoise and Native American jewelry that don’t get to wear all of our jewelry as much as we would like to. We don’t travel much anymore and have downsized our collection to have more room, and to share our collection with others that would like to find such nice beautiful pieces of Native American Indian jewelry for their collection. The blurred white spots you see on the turquoise is from the lights or flash, not in the turquoise. By studying this exquisite craftsmanship your eyes can detect with appreciation the detail and time the artist put into handcrafting this beautiful piece of art. Please notice all of the photos that also give great detail of this piece that your eye can detect with appreciation of the artist’s craftsmanship from top to bottom and side to side. All computers and phones display a slightly different shade of color so this is to help anyone asking about the bracelet color. Please check your wrist to make sure it would comfortably fit with the measurements given above. Please measure your wrist or the wrist of the person this is for, with a tape Measurer, or if you don’t have one, then a piece of string or piece of paper wrapped around your wrist, and then measure the paper or string with a ruler to get your approximate wrist size. The best fit would depend on the form of your wrist of course, if you have a very round wrist or a broad flat or bony wrist, simply measure it to find the circumference around your wrist with the detailed information in this listing of measurements and all the photos and if it would fit into this size for this bracelet cuff. I don’t recommended trying to bend or stretch out this Sterling silver bracelet to make it fit larger or smaller since you could possibly damage the bracelet and the stones. You’ll be overjoyed to look over this bracelet cuff and the details in the design, and these beautiful cabochon stones and at how stunning this piece is. These cabochons fit firmly and solidly in their bezels. You of course can wear it or display it or anything you want, go shopping or out to a lovely restaurant or a party or an elegant affair or just wear it and enjoy it around your home. I put the United States Quarter in the photo to show the size comparison, so if you need to figure out the size of the bracelet with the information I have given, please take a quarter and put it on your wrist or several quarters to give you some idea of the size comparison of the bracelet on your wrist, and move it around if necessary to get a better sense of size. If you have ever watched those shows they say they have 500 left, then 275, then 126 and so on. They make 1,000 to 10,000 pieces of each ring or bracelet or necklace or pair of earrings in Factory Line methods and techniques. These are not to be copied nor used by anyone under any circumstances, to use them is illegal, as against U. This is guaranteed to be handmade by this Native American artist. The item “Navajo Kingman Turquoise Sterling Silver Bracelet Vintage 1950 1960 Handmade” is in sale since Sunday, September 24, 2017. This item is in the category “Jewelry & Watches\Ethnic, Regional & Tribal\Native American\Bracelets”. The seller is “searchingforfun” and is located in Vincennes, Indiana. This item can be shipped to United States.
- Signed?: Unsigned
- Metal: Sterling Silver
- Jewelry Type: Bracelets
- Tribal Affiliation: Navajo
- Artisan: Unknown
- Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
- Metal Purity: 925
- Country of Origin: United States Of America USA
- Main Stone: Turquoise
- Material: Turquoise and Sterling Silver