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This striking vintage Navajo cuff bracelet features a bold, natural Royston turquoise stone set in a handcrafted sterling silver setting. The high-grade turquoise displays a captivating blend of vibrant blue-green hues and a rich golden brown matrix, reminiscent of the desert landscapes of the American Southwest. The bezel-set stone rests on a split-shank band adorned with feather appliques—symbols of spiritual connection, honor, wisdom, strength, and freedom.

Bracelet Features:

• .925 sterling silver
• High-grade Royston turquoise
  
• Heavy-gauge  
• Previously polished
• “Very Fine” SCJ's Vintage Condition Guide

Bracelet Dimensions:

• The turquoise measures approximately 1 11/16" by 1" from bezel to bezel
• The face of the cuff measures 2 1/16”
• On the inside, the bracelet measures 5 1/2” from end to end, with a 1 1/16” gap
• The total circumference of this bracelet is 6 9/16” (this is roughly equivalent to a medium-size cuff)
• 63.4 grams
  

Renowned Filipino artisans Ronnie and Ramil Glodove bring a global perspective to the Bohemian jewelry style. Rooted in their own traditions and creative vision, their work often carries visual echoes of jewelry aesthetics admired worldwide. This cuff features a radiant arrangement of rich blue turquoise stones with reddish-brown matrices, set in a finely polished silver shank. Its bold cluster design naturally recalls the symmetry and vibrancy associated with Southwestern jewelry, while remaining a distinct expression of the Glodoves’ artistry. The result is a piece that feels both globally familiar and uniquely their own.

Bracelet Features:

• .925 sterling silver
• Cluster of seven high-grade turquoise stones nicely polished 
• Hallmarked by the silversmiths
  
• "Very Fine" SCJ's Vintage Condition Guide

Bracelet Dimensions:

• The largest turquoise cabochon measures approximately 1/2" by 1 3/16" from bezel to bezel
• The face of the cuff measures about 2 7/16” at the center
• On the inside, the bracelet measures 6 1/4” from end to end, with a 1 3/8” gap
• The total circumference of this bracelet is 7 5/8”
• 66 grams
  

The Bahe family is highly respected within the Native American jewelry community; however, they are not widely known for their inlay work, which makes this piece all the more remarkable. Crafted by Marie Bahe, this vibrant bracelet showcases a labor-intensive stone-on-stone inlay technique, featuring carefully selected colorful stones and shells. The intricate butterfly design is both playful and elegant, making this a standout piece for collectors who appreciate Navajo and Zuni artistry and the rare beauty of handmade, one-of-a-kind jewelry.

Bracelet Features:

• .925 sterling silver
• Colorful stones and shells beautifully inlaid
• Hallmarked by the silversmith
• Heavy-gauge
• "Very Fine" SCJ's Vintage Condition Guide

Bracelet Dimensions:

• The butterfly mosaic measures approximately 1 1 /2" by 2", not counting the inlaid panel on each side of the butterfly
• The face of the cuff measures about 1 5/8”
• On the inside, the bracelet measures 5 1/16” from end to end, with a 1 1 /4” gap
• The total circumference of this bracelet is 6 5/16”
• 52.3 grams
  

This striking Native American cuff by renowned silversmith Gilbert Damon features a rare Carico Lake turquoise stone distinguished by its mesmerizing honeycomb matrix. The clean, expertly crafted sterling silver shank provides an elegant frame that draws all attention to the vibrant turquoise centerpiece. Showcasing both the natural beauty of the stone and Damon’s refined artistry, this bracelet embodies the perfect balance of simplicity and sophistication—an impressive statement piece and a true example of collectible Navajo jewelry.

Bracelet Features:

• .925 sterling silver
• Beautiful stone from the Carico Lake mine
• Heavy-gauge
• Hallmarked by the silversmith
• "Very Fine" SCJ's Vintage Condition Guide  

Bracelet Dimensions:

• The Carico Lake turquoise measures approximately 1 5/8" by 1 5/16 " from bezel to bezel
• The face of the cuff is about 1 7/8”
• On the inside, the bracelet measures 5 1/4” from end to end, with a 1 1/4” gap
• The total circumference of this bracelet is 6 1/2”
• 60.8 grams
  

Pendant Features:

• .925 sterling silver
• 11 natural dark green turquoise cabochons
• Unique color variations: smoky teal, olive, blue-green tones
• Natural matrix with black, reddish-brown, and yellow veining
• Hand-polished luster preserving raw character
• Signed by artisan E.A.
• Unverified tribe, authentic Native American craftsmanship
• Pendant only (bead necklace not included)
• Condition: "Very Fine" - see SCJ's Vintage Condition Guide

Pendant Specifications:

• Oversized, visually commanding scale
• Largest stone: 7/8" x 1/2" (bezel to bezel)
• Overall length: 4 5/8" (size extra-large)
• Width: 3"
• Open hook length: 1"
• 29.9 grams

ABOUT THIS PIECE: This bold Native American cross pendant reflects the enduring cultural significance of the cross symbol in Native American jewelry— often interpreted by different tribes as a symbol of protection, harmony, and the balance between worlds. Each of the 11 turquoise cabochons displays unique shape, size, color, and natural desert character. The dramatic dark green coloring, with shifting tones and a bold matrix, creates exceptional visual depth rarely seen in more contemporary pieces.

Bold in scale and rich in texture, this pendant stands as a powerful statement piece showcasing exceptional Native American silversmithing and stonework tradition.

PERFECT FOR:

• Collectors of authentic Native American jewelry
• Southwestern and bohemian style enthusiasts
• Those seeking large, bold statement pieces
• Admirers of natural turquoise with character and matrix
• Anyone valuing handcrafted artisan jewelry with cultural significance

Bolo Tie Features:

• .925 sterling silver
• Sleeping Beauty turquoise & red-orange coral
• Signed by the artisan (Elaine Sam)
• Two genuine bear claws
• Rigid double-ring cord grip in good working condition
• Condition: “Very Fine” - see SCJ's Vintage Condition Guide

Bolo Tie Specifications:

• The turquoise measures approximately 5/16" by 1/2” from bezel to bezel, and the coral is just shy of 1/4” by almost 1/2” (the thickness of the stones affects these measurements)
• The bolo slide measures approximately 3” by 2 5/8”
  
• Cord and tips are approximately 45” long and are in good vintage condition with only minor signs of wear
  
• 69.2 grams
  

Crafted by the late Navajo artist Elaine Sam, this bolo tie reflects the bold imagery and material choices that defined her work. The sandcast sterling silver slide features a sculptural animal motif accented by silver leaves and genuine claws, grounded in Navajo tradition where such imagery is associated with strength, protection, and healing.

Sam’s signature use of Sleeping Beauty turquoise and coral anchors the composition. The turquoise, sourced from Arizona’s renowned Sleeping Beauty mine, displays a bright blue tone with natural matrix present, appreciated by collectors for its organic character. Coral accents introduce warmth and visual contrast while remaining consistent with traditional Southwestern color balance. The sandcast surface lends subtle dimensionality and texture without excess ornamentation.

Finished with a classic black braided leather cord and silver tips, this piece exemplifies Elaine Sam’s confident approach to form, symbolism, and wearability. It stands as a strong representative example of her later work and her enduring contribution to contemporary Navajo jewelry—an authentic, collectible piece valued for craftsmanship, material integrity, and cultural resonance.

This handmade Native American cuff features a concentric chip-inlay pattern made from tiny pieces of multi-colored crushed turquoise intricately set into the shank. The chip-inlay technique, pioneered by Tommy Singer and his brothers, revolutionized Navajo jewelry in the mid-20th century. Traditional stamping and etching add depth and texture, while the dark patina enhances its vintage character and enduring beauty.

Bracelet Features:

• .925 sterling silver
• Blue and green turquoise chip inlay displayed in round mosaics
• Heavy-gauge convex shank
• Stamps and etching work  
• Circa 1970s 
• “Fine” SCJ's Vintage Condition Guide

Bracelet Dimensions:

• The face of the cuff measures 1 1/2”
• On the inside, the bracelet measures 5 1/2” from end to end, with a 1 3/16” gap
• The total circumference of this bracelet is 6 1/16”
• 89.5 grams
  

Shop with Peace of Mind 

This piece is unsigned—a common practice from the late 1800s through the trading-post era and into the 1970s, before artist attribution became more widespread. While no formal provenance documentation is available, the craftsmanship, materials, design, and distinctive stylistic markers have been informally identified by an expert in Native American jewelry as Navajo. At Silver Cactus Jewelry, we are committed to honoring cultural integrity and accurately representing indigenous art. Free returns and refunds are available within 30 days of the purchase date in the unlikely event of any concerns regarding the origin of our collectibles.

This vintage Silver Arrow Native American cuff pays tribute to the tribal stamp work style popularized during the Fred Harvey Era (circa 1920s–1940s). While echoing early aesthetics of Navajo jewelry, the bracelet’s thick-gauge silver, substantial construction, and patina suggest it was crafted post-Harvey Era, likely in the 1960s or 70s, when Navajo silversmiths began emphasizing artistry over tourist production. A striking natural teal turquoise stone is framed by intricate raised silver appliqué, blending traditional design with the bohemian style of the time—a unique and collectible piece for any Southwestern jewelry enthusiast.

Bracelet Features:

• .925 sterling silver
• High-grade turquoise
• Hallmarked by the maker
• Intricate silver work all around
• “Very Fine” SCJ's Vintage Condition Guide

Bracelet Dimensions:

• The turquoise cabochon measures approximately 7/8" by 1" from bezel to bezel
• The face of the cuff measures 1 1/2”
• On the inside, the bracelet measures about 5 5/8” from end to end, with a 7/8” gap
• The total circumference of this bracelet is 6 1/2” (this is roughly equivalent to a medium-size cuff)
• 35.7 grams
  

Bracelet & Ring Features:

• .925 sterling silver
• Handcrafted in Taxco, Mexico
  
• Vintage 1950's era
• Botanical fern motifs
• Condition: “Fine” - see SCJ's Vintage Condition Guide

Bracelet Specifications:

• Adjustable via hinge closure and overlapping terminals
  
• Face width: 2 1/2" at terminals
• Inside length: 7 1/4"
• Fits wrists 6 3/4" - 7 1/2" (size medium/large)
  
• Weight: 55.7 grams

Ring Specifications:

• Coordinating fern motif (complementary design, not exact match)
• Face width: 1.25" at center
• Open-front design allows slight flexibility (not fully adjustable)
• Size 9 
• Weight: 5.9 grams

ABOUT THIS SET: This striking set originates from Taxco, Guerrero—Mexico's historic silver mining town and UNESCO "Pueblo Mágico." Botanical fern motifs were especially popular during the 1950s, reflecting the era's fascination with organic forms interpreted through expressive, sculptural silverwork.

The bracelet's contoured fronds convey natural movement and rhythm, while the practical hinged clamper design balances elegance with function. Timeless and increasingly collectible, these pieces showcase the artistry and enduring appeal of vintage Taxco craftsmanship.

PERFECT FOR:

• Vintage Taxco jewelry collectors
• Boho and Southwestern style enthusiasts
• Nature-inspired design lovers
• Anyone seeking one-of-a-kind handcrafted pieces
• Those who value heritage, sustainability, and mid-century craftsmanship

This elegant Southwest-inspired Bohemian bracelet features three beautiful domed turquoise stones set on a twisted sterling silver wire shank, creating a captivating blend of rustic charm and sophistication. Two of the turquoise stones display a lighter green hue, while the center stone boasts a polished dark green, adding depth and contrast to the piece. Two small eagle appliqués gracefully frame the trio of stones, symbolizing freedom and strength.

Bracelet Features:

• .925 sterling silver
• High-grade Cerrillos turquoise stones
• Sturdy silver gauge  
• “Very Fine” SCJ's Vintage Condition Guide

Bracelet Dimensions:

• The largest domed turquoise measures approximately 3/4" in diameter, from bezel to bezel
• The face of the cuff measures about 1”
• On the inside, the bracelet measures 5 1/4” from end to end, with a 1 1/4” gap
• The total circumference of this bracelet is 6 1/2” (this is roughly equivalent to a medium-size cuff)
• 37.3 grams
  

Bolo Tie Features:

• .925 sterling silver
• Kingman turquoise polished to a shine
• Genuine bear claw
• Raised leaf appliqués
• Well-crafted, heavy-gauge silverwork
• Clip cord grip in good working condition
• Construction consistent with Navajo silverwork traditions
• Condition: “Very Fine” - see SCJ's Vintage Condition Guide

Bolo Tie Specifications:

• Turquoise stone: 3/4” x 11/16” (bezel to bezel)
• Slide: 2 1/4” x 1 1/2” (size medium)
• Total length: 45" (includes tips)
• Cord condition: like-new (any markings are due to the installation of the cord through the slide clip)
• Weight: 51.1 grams
  

ABOUT THIS PIECE: This vintage bolo tie is unsigned, common in early pieces, yet its construction techniques, materials, and design elements are characteristic of traditional Navajo silversmithing. The pairing of turquoise and bear claw has deep roots in Navajo jewelry-making tradition, and it's found primarily in vintage work, with occasional revival pieces honoring this heritage. The bear claw carries cultural significance as a symbol of strength and protection, while Kingman turquoise, one of Arizona's most legendary mines, is prized for its vibrant blue hues. Delicate leaf appliqués frame the natural elements without overwhelming them, showcasing thoughtful silversmithing that honors both materials.

Finished with a black braided leather cord and silver tips, this bolo tie carries a strong sense of identity and heritage—an expressive vintage piece for collectors drawn to thoughtful design honoring Navajo and Western traditions, turquoise-and-claw pairing, and enduring craftsmanship.

PERFECT FOR:

• Collectors of authentic Native American jewelry
• Collectors of bear-themed jewelry and accessories
• Southwestern and Boho style enthusiasts
• Those seeking statement accessories with cultural significance
• Admirers of Kingman turquoise and natural materials
• Anyone valuing traditional craftsmanship and heritage design

At its heart rests a genuine bear claw — a revered symbol of strength and protection in Navajo tradition. A vivid sky-blue Sleeping Beauty turquoise stone and two warm red-orange corals frame it, blending natural beauty with deep cultural meaning. Rich in spirit, craftsmanship, and heritage, this pendant carries the power and poetry of the Southwest.

Pendant Features:

• .925 sterling silver
• Sky-blue Sleeping Beauty turquoise stone & two small red-orange corals
• Intricately crafted with overlapping silver appliques
• Pendant only (chain not included)
• “Very Fine” SCJ's Vintage Condition Guide

Pendant Dimensions:

• The turquoise measures approximately 5/16" by 5/16”, from bezel to bezel
• The pendant measures about 2 1/4” from the top of the bale to the bottom of the claw
• The width of the pendant is just over 1 1/4” at its widest
• 13.1 grams