Native American Sonoran Gold Turquoise Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet

Jimmy Lee was born in Gallup, NM, the “capital of Navajo Land.” He spent most of his childhood years in Arizona, and now calls the reservation community of Yatahey, New Mexico his home. While in junior high school, he began to take classes in silversmithing, showing a natural affinity for this traditional art of his Navajo people. Now, at the age of 38, Jimmy has spent half his life as a professional jewelry designer. His finely crafted, dramatic designs, usually feature high grade turquoise- often decorated with sprays of silver leaves, wirework, and raindrop clusters. He is also sought out for his unusual and jewelry featuring bear claws, set like stones in his most unique pieces. This piece is signed and marked sterling by the Navajo artist.

Materials: Sterling Silver and Sonoran Gold Turquoise

 1 1/8" Face Width

5 5/8" of Silver, Plus a 1 1/8" Opening

6 3/4" Total, Including Opening - Fits Medium Wrist

This bracelet can be adjusted slightly to fit larger or smaller wrists.

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