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Z Peter Nelson - Navajo
Custom Bracelet Cuff 1-3/4"
Sterling Silver Oxidized Overlay & Stamping
Natural Kingman Turquoise Chips
Size 7-1/4
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Peter Nelson, Navajo Arizona, USA
Special custom cuff bracelet. This was for a big man. Sixteen natural blue Kingman turquoise chips distributed among Peter's distinct abstract geometric "rug" oxidized overlay design. Overlay on this cuff was taken close to the ends and edges with a small stamped perimeter to frame the piece. There was no taper in the width to the ends.
Materials: Sterling Silver & Natural Blue-Green Kingman Turquoise
Size: 7-1/4" - Total Inside Diameter
Opening (Gap): 1-1/4"
Width at Top: 1-3/4"
Signed: Peter Nelson
Hallmarked: Sterling
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