April 23, 2024
Vntg Navajo Thick/Unique' Design Onyx Cuff Bracelet, NR
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's a very contemporarily designed and quite unique' Navajo vintage cuff bracelet featuring an elliptically shaped onyx stone and an artistic shank treatment. The stone is set in a deep serrated bezel and mounted to the side of dramatic twists to the thick dual square-wires comprising the shank. Inside end-to-end it measures 4.75", has a 1.25" gap, with a small degree of gentle flex available. It measures 1.5" in width at the widest point of the face (encompassing the twists & stone) tapering to 1/4" at the fused terminals. Stamped "sterling", it weighs 34 grams, has a warm "old silver" patina, and is in excellent vintage condition . A stamped left-pointing arrow hallmark is stamped on the back of the bezel. If additional pictures are desired, let me know and I'll be happy to oblige. Please ask questions prior to bidding. Shipping will be $5.50 via USPS Priority Mail or $2.50 First Class Mail with insurance and/or Delivery Confirmation (50-cents) optional. Insurance rate is determined by selling price; I cannot be held responsible for uninsured items . Whenever possible, I'm always happy to combine shipping of multiple/similar items up to 1 pound, with NO surcharge for packaging additional items. While you're , please take a look at my other Native American jewelry items ! PLEASE NOTE: I do NOT participate in 2nd Chance Offers in
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