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Out of stockCOLLECTORS !! This fabulous old NAVAJO INGOT BRACELET c1880-1900 has been well worn and only recenlty left the owners wrist. This cuff has a presence that the pictures do not capture!
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This Single Stone Navajo Bracelet was created at turn of the century and is now an offical NAVAJO antique. The cuff has alot of wear and because it is so heavy, it has more than a few life times to give.
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This Heavy Navajo Silver Bracelet is very solid and has a few lifes times to give.
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Personaly I really love this Heavily Stamped Navajo Bracelet, perfect on its own or for me in a Navajo silver stack for texture.
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This great old Navajo Arrow Stamped Bracelet is perfect for your Navajo stack, a cuff guard or on its own.
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This Navajo Stamped Silver Bracelet has been skillfully designed and executed with early stamps. Although not much wear, we reiterate that the stamps are early.
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Sale!The stamp work on this Navajo Repoussed Silver Bracelet is fantastic! As are the repousses. A great find by Tad.
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Sale!This Sensational Navajo Turquoise Row Bracelet features gorgeous, graduated flat-cut Deep Teal Green/Blue turquoise stones and set onto yummy old, pulled silver-wired shanks.
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Sale!This Turquoise Navajo Carinated Bracelet is indeed pretty. We have dated it circa 1920-1930s, as you can see the hammered-out channels on the inner part of the bracelet, suggesting it is deceptively older than it looks.
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Sale!This Extraordinary Navajo Bracelet features great wear throughout, fabulous stamped solder balls surround the high-domed central stone. We place this cuff squarely in the 1930s, as the Navajo silversmiths at that time were covering the entire surface of cuffs.
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Sale!This Circa 1920s Navajo Row Bracelet features attractive stamping near the terminals, and although the turquoise stones originate from different mines, they all have a pale green or pale blue hue. If you're collecting towards a Navajo pale green turquoise stack, this would be an excellent addition for you.
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This lovely Narrow Navajo Silver Bracelet was created during the 1930s. Typical of that era's style, the entire surface is adorned with intricate stampwork. It features several silver accents surrounding the Turquoise Mountain stones, as well as the highly desirable wear that collectors prefer on silver.














