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Z Artie Yellowhorse & Henry Chackee
Navajo
3/8" Bracelet Cuff
Peaked Sterling Silver
Sawcuts with Flared Ends
Size 7-1/8 (Large)
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tie Yellowhorse, Navajo
Henry's fabulous detail work can be found in the execution of this bracelet. This is a rare pieces of Yellowhorse work that is designed and sized in such a manner that a man could wear it. Henry is nearing retirement, it is unclear how much longer I will be able to access his work.
Materials: Sterling Silver
Bracelet Width (Band, side-to-side): 3/8"
Bracelet Width (Band, top-to-bottom): 1/4"
Bracelet Size: 6" (Metal Only) plus 1-1/8" Gap
Weight: 1.7oz/48gr/0.0106lb
Signed: Artie Yellowhorse Henry Chackee
Hallmarked: Sterling
P101318
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