Bracelets

Zuni artist Tony Ohmsatte made this beautiful Apache dancer bracelet in the 1970s. Two dancers are inlaid above golden lip mother of pearl that glistens and gleams in the light....

The Zuni sunface symbol is prominent in their lore and culture. This huge wide bracelet is the classic design. It is made of mother of pearl, golden lip mother of...

Strung on home made leather, this beautiful bow guard is simple and traditional. Seven turquoise stones appear to be from the Blue Diamond mine in Nevada, deep blue with black...

Vintage inlay watch bracelet attributed to Thomas and Belle Paquin, early Zuni silversmiths who worked for CG Wallace in the 1940–60 era. The inlay includes white clam shell, coral, jet...

Earnest Roy Begay is one of the most renown Navajo jewelers of his generation. Married into the Calvin and Terry Martinez clan, he is among refined company. He is particularly...

This fine bracelet was made at the White Hogan store located in Scottsdale, Arizona in the 1970s by Roy Anderson jr. The raised inlay is gem grade Blue Gem lease...

This ring and bracelet set was made in Zuni pueblo in the 1950-60s. The set is made of substantial gauge sterling silver and is inlayed with mother of pearl. The shank of the bracelet is lightly stamped in a pleasing design.

This beautiful three stone sterling silver bracelet from the 1950s is made from hand pulled twist wire. The shank is composed of five twisted wires soldered together. The three stones are natural high grade Easter Blue turquoise. The color of the cabochons is sky blue with a deep chocolate brown background. The perfectly matched stones are surrounded with twist wire and large sterling droplets.

Five stone circa 1940's Navajo sandcast bracelet. The natural turquoise is from the Royston mining district. The bracelet is large and extra heavy. The sterling silver is deeply stamped on the edge near the hand twisted wire that surrounds the stones. Large forged droplets separate each cabochon. Classic old Navajo style.

1930's coin silver bracelet set with three high domed royston turquoise stones. This marvelous hand rolled and hammered coin silver bracelet from the 1930s was created with a heavy shank deeply stamped with the makers hand made stamps. The deep green stones were hand cut by the artist to create a high dome classic look reminiscent of old persian cut stones. The turquoise is set off with eight sterling droplets. A great example of old pawn jewelry.