Native American & Turquoise Bracelets | Silver Cactus

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
  

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
  

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
  

Renowned Navajo silversmith Guy Hoskie hand-selected these vibrant, multi-color Royston turquoise cabochons to craft a striking cuff that beautifully captures the natural diversity of the Royston mine. Each high-grade stone is expertly polished, revealing rich hues and intricate matrix patterns. The detailed sterling silver work extends gracefully to the terminals, a testament to Hoskie’s exceptional craftsmanship and traditional Navajo techniques. A true collector’s piece, this cuff will captivate even the most discerning collectors of Native American jewelry.

Bracelet Features:

• .925 sterling silver
• High-grade and multi-color Royston turquoise stones
• Handcrafted and hallmarked by the silversmith
• Heavy-gauge
• Intricate silver work  
• “Excellent” SCJ's Vintage Condition Guide

Bracelet Dimensions:

• The largest Royston turquoise measures approximately 1" by just over 1/2" from bezel to bezel
• The face of the cuff measures 7/8”
• On the inside, the bracelet measures 5 1/2” from end to end, with a 7/8” gap
• The total circumference of this bracelet is approximately 6 3/8” (this is roughly equivalent to a medium-size cuff)
• 63.5 grams
  

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.

Renowned Native American artisan Fred Guerro hand-selected a striking Pilot Mountain turquoise, featuring rich aqua blues veined with a warm tan-copper matrix, to create this bold statement bracelet. The finely perforated and hand-stamped shank reflects a masterful fusion of traditional Navajo silversmithing and contemporary design, making it an exceptional piece for both vintage Native American jewelry collectors and admirers of modern Southwestern style.

Bracelet Features:

• .925 sterling silver 
• High-grade and multi-color Pilot Mountain turquoise
• Hallmarked by the silversmith
• Heavy-gauge
• "Very Fine" SCJ's Vintage Condition Guide 

Bracelet Dimensions:

• The Pilot Mountain turquoise measures approximately 1 3/4" by 1" from bezel to bezel
• The face of the cuff measures about 2”
• On the inside, the bracelet measures 5 7/8” from end to end, with a 1 3/8” gap
• The total circumference of this bracelet is 7 1/4”
• 139.2 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 exceptional Native American cuff showcases the remarkable skill of Navajo silversmith Nancy Custer, known for her fine jewelry created for the esteemed Atkinson Trading Company. Forged from substantial, heavy-gauge sterling silver, the bracelet centers on a graceful butterfly cluster of pale blue-green webbed turquoise—each stone carefully chosen for its beauty and balance. The wide shank features deep, crisp stamp work, scalloped edges, and finely applied silver accents, creating visual depth and elegant symmetry throughout. Bold yet refined, this statement cuff reflects Custer’s mastery of traditional Navajo techniques and her discerning artistic eye.

Bracelet Features:

• .925 sterling silver
• Light blue webbed turquoise stones with green overtones, lightly polished, almost matte
• Hallmarked by the silversmith
  
• Heavy-gauge
• Labor-intensive silver work from end to end
• "Excellent" SCJ's Vintage Condition Guide

Bracelet Dimensions:

• The largest webbed turquoise measures approximately 1 1/8" by 1/2" from bezel to bezel
• The face of the cuff measures 1 7/8”
• On the inside, the bracelet measures 5 7/8” from end to end, with a 1 1/2” gap
• The total circumference of this bracelet is 7 3/8”
• 140 grams!
  

This stunning Native American cuff showcases a remarkable 98-carat natural Morenci turquoise, easily recognized by its brilliant blue tone, and the distinctive pyrite inclusions that glimmer beneath the surface. The stone is set in a bold, handcrafted sterling silver setting and framed by the large leaf appliqués. Known for its high quality and deep, saturated color, Morenci turquoise from Arizona is highly collectible—especially in substantial pieces like this. The thick silver shank and traditional Navajo techniques speak to the artisan’s skill and cultural heritage.

Bracelet Features:

• .925 sterling silver
• High-grade stone from the Morenci mine
• Heavy-gauge  
• "Very Fine" SCJ's Vintage Condition Guide

Bracelet Dimensions:

• The Morenci turquoise measures approximately 2 3/16" by 1 3/8" from bezel to bezel
• The face of the cuff measures 2 5/8”
• On the inside, the bracelet measures 5 1/4” from end to end, with a 7/8” gap
• The total circumference of this bracelet is 6 1/8”
• 105 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.

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
  

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