All-in-one Exceptional Native American Navajo Royston Turquoise Sterling Silver Bracelet Signed Get 65% Off Today [hDvPVue1]

All-in-one Exceptional Native American Navajo Royston Turquoise Sterling Silver Bracelet Signed Get 65% Off Today [hDvPVue1]

Welcome to an exquisite piece of Native American craftsmanship with our All-in-one Exceptional Native American Navajo Royston Turquoise Sterling Silver Bracelet Signed Get 65% Off Today [hDvPVue1]. This stunning bracelet is a testament to the artistry and skill of Navajo artist, J. Piaso Jr., who has signed this piece, ensuring its authenticity and value. Crafted with precision, this bracelet combines the natural beauty of Royston turquoise with the elegance of sterling silver, making it a treasured addition to any jewelry collection.

Unique Design Features

This bracelet showcases a remarkable teardrop-shaped Royston turquoise stone, which serves as the centerpiece. The stone is meticulously surrounded by silver rope and adorned with an elaborate handstamped border, adding depth and texture to the design. The 4 split rails, adorned with silver applique bars and fans, gather to the ends, creating a harmonious and dynamic look. Key features include:

• Center Stone: 1-1/8" x 3/4" teardrop-shaped Royston turquoise
• Bracelet Width: 1-5/8" wide
• Material: Sterling silver, marked

Comfortable Fit and Durability

Crafted for comfort and durability, this bracelet measures 5-5/8" inside end to end with an additional 1-1/4" gap, allowing for a perfect fit. The weight of the bracelet is 56 grams, ensuring that it feels substantial yet not overly heavy. The following benefits make this bracelet a practical and cherished piece:

• Size: Customizable with an additional gap for a comfortable fit
• Weight: 56 grams, sturdy and well-balanced

Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of Native American artistry. Make us an offer today, and we will respond promptly to ensure a smooth transaction. Ahéhee' (Thank you) for considering this beautiful Royston turquoise bracelet signed by J. Piaso Jr.