Navajo Bracelet with 3 Turquoise Cabochons, c. 1930

This striking Navajo bracelet from the early 20th century is built around three substantial Fox turquoise cabochons, each framed by delicately scalloped silver surrounds that create a soft floral silhouette. The stones are set across a graceful split-shank cuff, giving the piece both breadth and architectural presence, while the deep natural patina of the silver attests to its age and hand-wrought origin.

This bracelet measures 6” with a 1 ¼” gap, fitting a 7 ¼” wrist. The max width is 1 ¾”. One Stone is cracked but stable.