1940's Fred Harvey Style Turquoise Sterling Silver Bangle

This is a Navajo turquoise bangle from the 1940s, acquired from a collector in America.

The set stones are beautiful turquoise of a quality rarely seen in tourist jewelry.

They still have vivid colors,
and are rare, high-purity natural turquoise with few impurities and high transparency.

Oval-cut,
extremely valuable natural turquoise that has not been stabilized.

The identifiable motifs are:
Crossed Arrow: Friendship
Thunderbird Truck: Bright prospects
Arrowhead: Awakening
Tipi: Dwelling
Rattlesnake jaws: Power
Rain: Abundant crops
Sunburst: Good things
Cactus Flower: Beauty
Moon: Woman
Leaves: Lightness
Tree: Age

The artistic design formed with 11 extremely rare motifs
can be recognized as highly valuable at a glance.

It's not too bulky or overly decorated, so it's easy to match with any outfit, and it's a great look for women as well.

【Size】
Inner circumference: 175mm (including opening)
Center width: 20mm
Opening: 31mm

It currently fits wrists around 17cm, but
by gently bending it, it can be worn by people with wrist sizes from about 15cm to 20cm.

This item is perfect for those who like authentic craftsmanship like Goro's and RRL, and Indian jewelry,
and it also seems to be a great match for those who casually wear it for fashion, matching with Ralph Lauren, Journal Standard, or Ron Herman.

How about this collectible, handmade Navajo bangle that you can keep for a lifetime?

The item is a vintage item with signs of use, so please purchase it if you understand.

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