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Ray Fierro Navajo Sterling Silver Turquoise Cuff Bracelet

Ray Fierro Navajo Sterling Silver Turquoise Cuff Bracelet

$1,800.00

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Description

This substantial Navajo cuff bracelet by Ray Fierro is handcrafted in sterling silver and set with large natural turquoise cabochons displaying beautiful variations of blue-green color and brown matrix. Each stone is framed in twisted wire and surrounded by applied silver drops, while deeply stamped and hand-tooled geometric designs fill the spaces between the turquoise. Stamped borders complete the wide cuff, showcasing Fierro’s bold traditional Navajo silverwork.

SB668
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Specifications

Additional information

Style	Cuff, Vintage
Gender	Men
Gross Weight	138.20
Length	8.00 inch
Center Stone Type	Turquoise
Stone Shape	Freeform
Gemstone Color	Blue
Measurements	20.00 x 16.00 mm
Stone Source	Natural
Number of Center Stones	4
Metal Type	.925 Silver
Metal Color	White
Metal Finish	Engraved
Vendor SKU	SB668

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