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274 Grams Omg Heavy Huge One Of Largest Vintage Navajo Turquoise Silver Bracelet

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274 Grams Omg Heavy Huge One Of Largest Vintage Navajo Turquoise Silver BraceletThis is a tremendous vintage Navajo museum quality silver watch bracelet being the biggest and best silver watch bracelet we have ever seen. Look at how many turquoise stones this bracelet contains, a total of 30 huge and chunky turquoise stones. Located around the piece are a beautiful plethora of handmade silver raindrops with accenting silver waving patterns that border the cuff. Resting on the ends are impressive handmade silver leaf patterns.

Surrounding the stone is a fabulous and intricate interlocking thick silver rope

This is a marvelous vintage Navajo silver bracelet handmade by the famous artist Aaron Anderson

The large silver plate measures a whopping 4" X 3"

Look at the silver works that surrounding the piece which is just amazing

light and dark brown heishi with intermittent handcut turquoise beads on a hand braided cord

Sturdy 72 grams

This ring measures to be a size 7 and can be resized if needed

The inside end to end measures around 6-1/2" with an additional 1-1/2" gap

Located on the around the inlay on on the sides are swirling patterns with wonderful and huge silver flanks

Resting at the bottom of the necklace are beautiful accenting turquoise stones

Up for sale is this magnificent Navajo silver bracelet having 45 turquoise squares with handmade silver beads along the silver borders and intricate silver handcarvings on the sides of the large

Sturdy 81 grams

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