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Navajo Native American Kingman Web Turquoise Silver Bracelet, Aaron Toadlena

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Navajo Native American Kingman Web Turquoise Silver Bracelet, Aaron Toadlena

$750.00

Outstanding Native American turquoise silver bracelet featuring 13 natural Kingman Web turquoise stones. The bracelet measures 1-3/4 inch wide at the front with an inner end to end measurement 5-5/8 inches of plus a 7/8 inch gap. Hand made by Navajo Aaron Toadlena. Item#6465.

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This gorgeous Native American Navajo made sterling silver bracelet features thirteen natural Kingman Web turquoise stones, which are bright turquoise blue with webbed matrix throughout. The stones are set in straight bezels on a five-way split cuff bracelet with clean stamp-work and scalloped edges.

The bracelet measures 1-3/4 inch wide at the front with an inner end to end measurement 5-5/8 inches of plus a 7/8 inch gap and weighs 74.7 grams. My wrist is 6 inches around and the bracelet fits my wrist perfectly.

Brand new in perfect condition. It is stamped .925 and is hallmarked with Aaron Toadlena's hallmark. Gift box & Certificate of Authenticity included.

Navajo artist Aaron Toadlena has been making silver jewelry for decades and is known for his quality craftsmanship. You can find his work in many Native American art galleries across the country. Aaron's jewelry is always in great demand.