An authentic Old Pawn Navajo sterling silver cuff bracelet dating to the Fred Harvey Era, this beautifully handcrafted piece showcases the timeless artistry of early Southwestern silversmithing. A natural oval turquoise cabochon is set in a traditional serrated bezel, framed by silver bead accents and mounted on a graceful triple-wire cuff richly decorated with hand-stamped geometric and arrow-inspired motifs.
Entirely handcrafted and unsigned, the bracelet has developed a wonderful vintage patina that highlights its age and character. The elegant, lightweight construction makes it comfortable to wear alone or layered with other Native American silver jewelry, while its classic design remains as wearable today as when it was first created.
- Old Pawn Navajo cuff bracelet
- Handcrafted sterling silver
- Natural oval turquoise cabochon
- Traditional serrated bezel with silver bead accents
- Hand-stamped geometric and arrow-inspired decoration
- Dating to the Fred Harvey Era, circa 1930s–1940s
- Unsigned
- Cuff measures 4 1/2 inches (114mm) with a 1 1/4 inch (32mm) opening
- Approximate inside circumference: 5 3/4 inches (146mm)
- Width at center: 5/8 inch (16mm)
- Width at ends: 1/4 inch (7mm)
- Turquoise measures 7/16 inch (11mm) by 1/4 inch (7mm)
- Weight: 9.8 grams
- Very good antique condition with beautiful age-appropriate patina and light wear consistent with decades of careful use.
A wonderful example of early Navajo craftsmanship, this authentic Old Pawn bracelet is equally at home in a Native American jewelry collection or worn as an everyday heirloom with enduring Southwestern style.