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Z Peter Nelson - Navajo
1/4" Bracelet Cuff
Oxidized Overlay & Stamping
Sterling Silver
Size 6-1/4 (Medium)
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Peter Nelson, Native American Jewelry Navajo Jewelry, Arizona, USA
Award Winning Artist. Peter's beautiful signature overlay. Features Peter's distinct abstract geometric "rug" oxidized overlay design and stamping.
Remember to check the dimensions-the photos are extreme close-ups
Materials: Sterling Silver
Size: 6-1/4"
Size-Metal Only: 5-1/2"
Opening (Gap): 7/8"
Width: 1/4"
Inside Height (Resting on Table to Inside of Top of Bracelet): 1-5/8" H
Inside Width (Left to Right at Widest Point): 2-1/4"W
Weight: .5oz/13gr/.029 lb
Signed: Peter Nelson
Hallmarked: Sterling
P1015, RP0516
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