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Peter Nelson - Navajo
1/2" Bracelet Cuff
Emerald Valley Turquoise
Freeform Cabochon
18.5mm x 12mm
Oxidized Overlay & Stamping
Sterling Silver
Size 6-5/16 (Medium)
$275.00
Peter Nelson, Navajo Jewelry, Native American Jewelry Arizona, USA
Award Winning Artist. Gorgeous bracelet and cab of turquoise. Peter's beautiful signature overlay. Features Peter's distinct abstract geometric "rug" oxidized overlay design, stamping, and Emerald Valley Turquoise.
Materials: Sterling Silver & Emerald Valley Turquoise (18mm x 12mm)
Size: 6-5/16" - Total Inside Diameter, including opening
Metal (only): 5-5/16"
Opening (Gap): 1"
Width: 1/2"
Inside Height (Resting on Table to Inside of Top of Bracelet): 1-11/16" H
Inside Width (Left to Right at Widest Point): 2-1/4"W
Weight: .9oz/25gr/0.064lbs
Signed: Peter Nelson
Hallmarked: Sterling
P030621
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