Antonio Pineda .970 Silver & Turquoise Modernist Bracelet

This substantial sterling silver cuff by Aldrich features a striking Tootsie Roll-shaped Kingman Turquoise cabochon as its centerpiece. Set within a clean, understated silver bezel, ...

Sterling Silver Turquoise Oval Link Bracelet - This lovely sterling silver link bracelet features eleven oval turquoise cabochons set in classic rope border bezels and is finished w...

Sterling Silver Turquoise Oval Link Bracelet - This lovely sterling silver link bracelet features eleven oval turquoise cabochons set in classic rope border bezels and is finished w...

Navajo Kingman turquoise bracelet with five nuggets surrounded by twisted rope border. Turquoise is stunning lighter blue color of excellent quality. Old Pawn. From the Indian Stor...

Large Sterling Silver Turquoise Bracelet with Bezel. 2.265 ozt. 2.25" inside diameter.

Six irregular shaped, approximately 14 x 22 mm cabochons of Arizona Kingman mine turquoise are set in sterling silver bezels, each decorated with a unique slightly different spiral b...

A fine Navajo silver and turquoise cuff bracelet. Set with five turquoise cabochons. Signed to the interior with Sterling / JM for James Mason. Simply a wonderful piece of Native ...

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...

This striking heavy gauge sterling silver cuff showcases an impressive arrangement of 26 turquoise cabochons, meticulously set along three sides of the bracelet. The top features six...

The inside diameter is 2.25 inches Good condition but shows wear. Has marks on the inside that look like it has been tested before. No purity mark but tests as sterling silver. Looks...