Navajo Cobblestone Bracelet Priscilla Spencer Native American

Authentic Native American Indian Sterling Silver Cornrow Bracelet

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Vintage Navajo Sterling Silver
Heavy Cornrow Bracelet
HK Item #BST465

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Hand made Native American Indian Jewelry; Navajo Sterling Silver horse bracelet

Materials	Sterling Silver, Read about silver Turquoise, coral, mother of pearl, gold lip mother of pearl oyster shell, black onyx, Read about stones
Size	6 1/4 " total inside circumference and approximate wrist size. This measurement includes the gap. The gap is the distance between the ends. On this bracelet, the gap is 1" and that is part of the 6 1/4" total inside circumference.
Width	1 3/8" wide at the front tapering to 1" at the ends.
Weight	105 grams
Hallmarks	Signed: "Priscilla Spencer"
Navajo Artist	Priscilla Spencer, Navajo According to Hallmarks of the Southwest by Barton Wright and The Little Book of Marks on Southwestern Silver by Bille Hougart Priscilla Spencer is from Mentmore, New Mexico and the wife of Percy Spencer.

Hand made Native American Indian Jewelry; Navajo Sterling Silver horse bracelet

Signed by the artist: "Priscilla Spencer".

Hand made Native American Indian Jewelry; Navajo Sterling Silver horse bracelet

We leave the natural patina on our pawn jewelry because many of our customers like the old "vintage" appearance. If you'd like to clean up your silver jewerly, new or old, check out our handy silver cleaning and polishing cloth.

Vintage Navajo Sterling Silver
Heavy Cornrow Bracelet
BST465 (ONLY ONE AVAILABLE)

$595 plus s/h

Paula says - "It's not often that we come across a vintage cornrow bracelet in as nice a condition as this one. Only one turquoise stone has a fine crack across it but it is secure. A real treasure!"

Hand made Native American Indian Jewelry; Navajo Sterling Silver horse bracelet

Hand made Native American Indian Jewelry; Navajo Sterling Silver horse bracelet

One piece of turquoise is cracked but secure.

Hand made Native American Indian Jewelry; Navajo Sterling Silver horse bracelet

Hand made Native American Indian Jewelry; Navajo Sterling Silver horse bracelet

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Corn Row or Cobblestone?

These techniques of setting stone against stone in a thick mosaic are related yet different. They are most often seen in Navajo stone work. Both methods require that each stone be rounded or beveled along its top edges before being placed in the desired pattern.

Here is where the differences appear. Corn row refers to similar size pieces of stone set parallel, side by side in a neat row - the edges of each stone are usually rounded. Cobblestone refers to pieces that are fitted perpendicular or angled to each other like you'd see in a stone courtyard. Often cobblestone pieces vary in size and have beveled rather than rounded edges.

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