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ITEM NUMBER: AM1106
Navajo Turquoise Bracelet
$2,500
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Navajo sterling silver and Sonoran turquoise cuff bracelet. Five grade A quality Sonoran turquoise stones set in sterling silver with beads, twisted rope and leaf design. Stamped Sterling and maker's marked M. Thomas on inside. 6" plus 1 1/2" opening x 1 1/4"H, 58.79 grams
This beautiful and highly desirable turquoise comes in an aqua blue, lime green, and a two tone blue and green. It features beautiful golden to brown matrix. This material produces some of the most beautiful gemstones you will ever see. The high grade is a beautiful two tone which fades from baby blue to lime green and features yellow spiderweb matrix. The Turquoise is soft and most of it is stabilized or treated with the Zachary process. Once treated it is extremely durable and gorgeous.
This Turquoise is mined in Mexico near the city of Cananea. This material is relatively new to the industry and is a newer deposit in the Cananea mines. Unlike most turquoise, Sonoran Gold is not mined in veins but rather as individual nuggets typically found in clay deposits.
This beautiful and highly desirable turquoise comes in an aqua blue, lime green, and a two tone blue and green. It features beautiful golden to brown matrix. This material produces some of the most beautiful gemstones you will ever see. The high grade is a beautiful two tone which fades from baby blue to lime green and features yellow spiderweb matrix. The Turquoise is soft and most of it is stabilized or treated with the Zachary process. Once treated it is extremely durable and gorgeous.
This Turquoise is mined in Mexico near the city of Cananea. This material is relatively new to the industry and is a newer deposit in the Cananea mines. Unlike most turquoise, Sonoran Gold is not mined in veins but rather as individual nuggets typically found in clay deposits.
PERIOD: Late 20th CenturyORIGIN: Southwest - Navajo, Native American
SIZE: 6" plus 1 1/2" opening x 1 1/4"H, 58.79 grams
