Southwestern Turquoise Three Stone Cuff Bracelet

Updated August 27, 2026

A well made Southwestern style cuff in silver colored metal, built on three round wire shanks that split apart across the top of the wrist. Mounted across the shanks are three diamond shaped plates, each hand stamped around the edges with fine line work and darkened so the pattern reads clearly. Each plate holds an oval turquoise cabochon in a serrated bezel ringed with twisted rope wire, and a round silver bead sits at each of the four points. The turquoise is a strong medium blue with brown and black matrix webbing that varies stone to stone. The center stone is the largest of the three. Very good with darker patina in the stamped recesses, light scratching on the shanks, and all three stones tight in their bezels with no chips seen. No sterling stamp and no artist hallmark was visible on the terminals or the back in any photo, common on older unsigned Navajo style work, but the buyer should verify the metal. Stones are untested and described from visual observation only. Estimated Value: $100 to $175 based on comparable recent sales. Sold as-is. Photos are the most accurate description of this lot. Written descriptions are a guide only and may contain errors. Please review all photos before bidding.

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