[Brand] Navajo

[Model] Bangle

[Color] Silver

[Size] Inner circumference 14.5cm, width 1.5cm

[Condition] Used

[Description]

A silver bangle made by the Navajo tribe from around the 1940s.


A classic design with a green turquoise in the center, surrounded by silver drops.

Traditional stamp work such as arrows and sunbursts are carefully hammered throughout the band, giving it a unique character with the slight irregularities of hand-hammering, evoking the atmosphere of the time.

Also, the swastika motif, a symbol unique to that period, can be seen, and one of its charms is the background that it was used as a design meaning good fortune and regeneration among Native Americans.

The inside has a simple finish, a characteristic of older pieces without engravings.

The excellent balance achieved with stamps and stones, without relying on excessive ornamentation, stands out.

Despite minor scratches due to age and the tarnish characteristic of silver, it is in very good condition.

*There are some cracks.

*Please check the images before purchasing.