Royston Turquoise Sterling Silver Cuff by Rick Martinez

Heavy gauge sterling silver cuff with three large turquoise cabochons by Navajo silversmith Rick Martinez. The center stone is 1” x 1 1/4”. The inside of the 1 3/4” wide cuff is 5 1/...

This exceptional wide sterling silver cuff by Navajo silversmith Ray Bennett features a large teardrop-shaped Royston turquoise cabochon as its commanding centerpiece. The stone is s...

This exceptional extra wide sterling silver cuff by Navajo silversmith Arnold Blackgoat features a striking high-grade Carico Lake Turquoise stone as its commanding centerpiece. The ...

This elegant sterling silver cuff features a beautifully balanced arrangement of 15 Arizona turquoise cabochons, reflecting a refined traditional cluster style. The composition incorporates a variety of stone shapes—including squares, triangles, and teardrops—creating a dynamic and visually engaging design. Each turquoise is individually set in a smooth silver bezel and accented with intricate twisted wire and silver beadwork, enhancing both texture and depth while maintaining a cohesive, harmonious structure. Dimensions • Stones: Five squares measure 1/4" × 1/4"; four triangles measure 1/4" × 1/4"; two teardrops measure 3/8" × 1/4"; four teardrops measure 1/4" × 3/16" • Width: 1/4" – 1" • Gap: 1 1/4" • Inside Measurement: 5 5/8" • Total Inner Circumference: 6 7/8" • Weight: 2 oz About the Artist Verdy Jake (Navajo, b. 1970s) Verdy Jake has been an active Navajo silversmith since the 1990s, known for her dedication to traditional revival jewelry. Raised in a large family of thirteen children, she was introduced to silversmithing through her eldest brother, who first learned the craft and later taught his siblings, including Verdy. She continues to live and work in Smith Lake on the Navajo Nation, creating pieces that reflect both cultural heritage and refined craftsmanship. Her hallmark is “V” or “Verdy.” Verdy is especially recognized for her ability to evoke the look and feel of antique Navajo jewelry. As collector Barry Simpson notes: “Verdy Jake has the skills to represent the look and feel of antique Indian...

Navajo bracelet with single large piece of turquoise, set into a twisted ropework bezel, sided with a silver leaf. Coiled wire and silver beads are employed throughout. The turquoise is from the Cerrillos Mine in New Mexico. Beautiful and feminine. PERIOD: After 1950 ORIGIN: Navajo, Southwest SIZE: Circumference 5 1/2"; gap 1 1/2"; width 2 1/2"; weight 1 oz Turquoise, Sterling Silver, Bracelets, Navajo, Native Jewelry...

Navajo Kingman turquoise and sterling silver cuff bracelet. Single stone set in shadow box design with scroll border. framed by single feather on either side. Set on double banded cu...

This is a rare turquoise silver cuff bracelet from the Santa Domingo Pueblo, created by the renowned artist Frank Atencio. The stunning silver cuff features an oval, free-form turquo...

Exceptional Navajo single stone bracelet surrounded by stunning leaf and bead silver work in shadow box design. The turquoise is from the Cerrillos Mine in New Mexico. Old Pawn. From...