- Continue Shopping
- Your Cart is Empty
Peter Nelson - Navajo Jewelry
1/2" Bracelet Cuff
Oxidized Overlay & Stamping
4 Horizontal Onyx
Medium Ovals
Sterling Silver
Size 6-1/4 (Medium)
$285.00
Peter Nelson, Award Winning Artist.
Four medium rounds of Onyx set in Peter's signature abstract geometric "rug" oxidized overlay design and stamping. Entirely handmade.
Type: Cuff Bracelet
Metal: Sterling Silver
Stones or Other Materials: 4 Onyx Ovals
Size (Inside Measurement - Metal Only): 5-1/4" - Total Inside Diameter
Opening (Gap): 1"
Band Width: 1/2"
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: 1oz/27gr/0.06 lbs
Signed: Peter Nelson
Hallmarked: Sterling
P041524
Related Items
Z Artie Yellowhorse - Navajo
7/8" Ring
Large Domed Shadowbox
Sterling Silver
Sizes: 7, 7-1/2, & 8
$115.00
Artie Yellowhorse, Navajo The shadowbox design is one of Yellowhorse's most requested designs, this is the large sized version. Classic shadowbox style with oxidized interior. In the comparison photo this is the ring...
Z Phillip Sanchez, San Felipe
7/8" Earrings
Kingman Web Hi-Grade Turquoise
Squares Sawcut
Sterling Silver
Sold Out - $0.00
Phillip Sanchez, San Felipe Pueblo, New Mexico Phillip always does very clean silverwork and uses good quality stones. These are very nice (2011) pieces of Kingman web. These were made...
Z Artie Yellowhorse - Navajo
RGTSB
7/8" Ring
16mm Kingman Blue & Green Turquoise
Heart
Single Bead
Sterling Silver
Size 7-3/4
Sold Out - $0.00
Artie Yellowhorse, Navajo Beautiful Kingman turquoise heart ring, mixed bright blue, deep green and blends with heavy matrix. Click here to see other items in this design: Yellowhorse Single Bead Jewelry...
Z Artie Yellowhorse - Navajo
2" Pendant
Pietersite/Pietercite - Blue/Gold
Medium Vertical Freeform
Double Twist
Sterling Silver
Sold Out - $0.00
Artie Yellowhorse, Navajo A nice-sized piece of natural Pietersite/Pietercite consisting of abstract sections of deep blue/black and heavily fibrous chatoyant light golds, greys, and browns. First found in 1962, there are...