Antique Navajo, Zuni, Hopi, Pueblo Bracelets

11 Stone Zuni Cluster Bracelet, c.1930-40	Bell Trading Post Bracelet, c.1930s	Contemporary Navajo Sandcast Silver Bracelet	Elegant Navajo Petrified Wood Bracelet, c. 1940
Four Stone Stamped Bracelet	Hopi Overlay Watchband, c. 1950	Hopi Silver Overlay Bracelet by Manuel and Karen Hoyungowa, c.1970s	Hopi Silver Overlay Cuff
Large Navajo Bracelet c.1930	Large Navajo Silver Cuff	Large Zuni Knifewing Men's Bracelet, c.1950s	Navajo 5 Stone Coral and Silver Bracelet
Navajo Bracelet with Large Stone	Navajo Bracelet with Large Turquoise Stone c.1920s	Navajo Braided Silver Bracelet, c.1950s	Navajo Cluster Bracelet, c.1940
Navajo Cluster Cuff, c.1970	Navajo Nine Stone Sandcast Bracelet, c.1930	Navajo Petrified Wood Bracelet, c.1940	Navajo Sandcast Bracelet, c.1930
Navajo Sandcast Frog Bracelet	Navajo Sandcast Row Bracelet, c.1940	Navajo Shadow Box Bracelet, c.1970	Navajo Silver and Turquoise Bracelet by John B. Begay, Jr.
Navajo Silver Bracelet with Hopi Tawa, c.1940	Navajo Silver Bracelet with Single Blue Gem Turquoise Stone, c.1940	Navajo Silver Bracelet with Turquoise Stone, c.1930	Navajo Silver Cuff, c.1940s
Navajo Three Stone Bracelet, c.1940	Navajo Triple Stone Ingot Bracelet	Navajo Turquoise Bracelet, c.1940	Navajo Twisted Wire Bracelet
Nice 3 Stone Silver Bracelet, Navajo, c. 1945	Old 5 Stone Navajo bracelt, c. 1930	Old Navajo Ingot Silver Bracelet, c.1920	Old Navajo Triangular Stone Bracelet
Single Stone Navajo Bracelet, c.1925-30	Three Navajo Ingot Silver Bracelets	Three Navajo Silver Bracelets	Three Navajo Silver Bracelets, c. 1950 - 1970
Two Classic Navajo Silver Bracelets	Two Mid-Century Navajo Silver Bracelets	Two Navajo Silver Bracelets c. 1940	Two Zuni Turquoise Channel Bracelets, c.1950-1960
Zuni Butterfly Bracelet, c.1950	Zuni Cluster Bracelet c.1935	Zuni Inlay Knifewing Bracelet, c.1940	Zuni Turquoise and Coral Bracelet, c. 1930
Zuni Turquoise and Silver Bracelet, c.1950

Bracelets

Worn by both men and women bracelets have long been a preferred form of jewelry. The earliest pieces were made from copper. From the mid 1850’s on, Mexican silversmiths influenced Navajo craftsmen by introducing, file work, rudimentary stamps and cold chisel techniques. Simple turquoise stone settings surrounded by elaborate silver work has become the identifiable style of Navajo silversmiths. Zuni artist on the other hand prefer the mosaic inlay style and create elaborate geometric and figural designs in a large array of materials, including jet, turquoise, spiny oyster shell, mother of pearl, coral to name a few.

Navajo & Pueblo Jewelry

Belts and Buckles
Bracelets
Earrings
Fetish Necklaces
Necklaces & Bolo Ties
Pins, Boxes, Spoons and More
Rings