April 23, 2024
Bell Trading Co.Sterling Silver Navajo 3-Stone Turquoise Cuff Bracelet 925 Rare
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Bell Trading Company Navajo Sterling Silver 3 Stone Turquoise Cuff Bracelet ~ Marked : Arrow sign post with a bell sign hanging from it Weighs: 18.2 grams Interior measures approx. : 5 1/2" with 1 1/4" gap Center stone approx. 1" Don't miss out on this exquisite handcrafted artisan piece! Beautiful example of Navajo silversmiths from Bell Trading Company. Three bright blue oval Turquoise cabochons set with a nice braided surround. Band detailed with double arrows on each side. The Bell Trading Company was founded in Albuquerque, New Mexico in 1935 by Jack Michelson and his wife Mildred. They sold Native American Indian Jewelry at various tourist locations in the southwestern United States until the 1980's. The Bell company got their name from Jack's wife, whose maiden name was Bell. In 1972 the company name was changed to Sunbell Corp. To most Native Americans it is very important to create things which show harmony, balance and an intrinsic beauty for the individual and society. ENJOY! Item has been XRF Spectrometer tested and examined for purity for sterling silver Thank you for looking! MR 05-02 This is a pre-owned item and may show minor signs of use/wear/tarnish. Please review photos closely to determine condition. Any significant damage or repairs will be stated in description. Overall in good condition.
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