Navajo Sterling Silver And Multicolor Inlay Southwest Cuff Bracelet NX12465

MATERIALS:

Sterling Silver, real Tiger Eye, Picture Rock, Jet, and man made Blue Opal.

MEASUREMENTS:

The inner bracelet circumference measures approximately 5-1/4", plus a 1-1/2" opening, and 1" at widest point.

This bracelet is made by Navajo artist Victor Charlie.

DESCRIPTION:

The American Southwest is known for its amazing landscapes, historical culture, and unique jewelry designs. We are proud to be a part of that by introducing southwestern jewelry that delivers a piece of that history to fans everywhere. The stunning jewelry collections found at our website showcase products such as inlay jewelry in which stones are delicately set next to each other to form some of the most elegant pieces of jewelry. Some artists specialize in overlay jewelry, which is a process of using multiple layers of silver or gold stacked on top of each other to create pieces that can be cherished for a lifetime. Other artists perfect needlepoint jewelry, which is a process of setting stones tightly grouped together with astounding detail to create beautiful shapes and designs. Then, you have artists who create traditional pieces with the southwest style at the heart of the piece using feather work, stamp work, and stone combinations to produce jewelry that every collector or jewelry lover would appreciate. So whether you’re looking for detail-packed inlay pieces such as Native American village and animal designs, or traditional work such as feather pieces and needlepoint jewelry, we have it all. Enthusiasts from all over the world shop on our website for the largest selection and the best quality products. From turquoise and coral patterns to a variety of multicolor and multi-stone designs, the southwestern jewelry that you will find on our website is unique and absolutely beautiful!

Tiger Eye stone contains a golden yellow reflection on a brown ground color. The most important source of tiger eye is South Africa, but it is also found in Australia, India, and California. It is believed to give courage, clear thinking, and protects from negativity.    

Most people know Opal for its distinctive play of color, it is a semi-transparent solidified mineral composed of silicon and water, and it gets its name from the Sanskrit word "Upala" meaning precious stone. Opal is the birthstone for October. It is believed to release self-consciousness allowing spontaneous action, and awakens psychic and mystical qualities.