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Mens Western Watches - 0453WT - Click to enlarge
Mens Western Watches - 0453WT
Item# ALT-0453-WT
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Mens Western Watches

  • Watch is 1 1/4" Wide At The Center. Fits a 6" to 7 1/2" wrist.
  • Natural Turquoise and Shimmering Sterling Silver.
  • Stamped Sterling Silver Signed by the Artist.
  • 100% Handcrafted by Native American Artists.

    Navajo Indian Jewelry TURQUOISE CORAL SILVER Mens Watch Bracelet

    This Navajo Indian Jewelry Turquoise Coral Silver Mens Watch Bracelet is a striking piece of hand made Indian Jewelry. Nuggets of Sleeping Beauty Turquoise (the Tiffany of Turquoise) and hand cut Red Gold Coral cabs bring natural color to shimmering Sterling Silver. Each stone of this Turquoise and Coral has been set in Sterling Silver bezels, which have been soldered to a hand stamped, hand cut Sterling Silver cuff. Hand twisted Sterling Silver wire, Sterling Silver leaf figures, and hand made Sterling Silver Navajo 'Tear Drops' deliver an array of ornamentation to this piece of wearable Indian art. Sterling Silver fans adorn the complimentary watch face. Since the watch face is indeed complimentary the colors and styles of said watch face may vary. Made in our jewelry shop. This watch bracelet is 1-1/4" at the center. This watch will fit a 6 to 7-1/2" wrist, We can also custom make this one any size for you please give us a call for price quote. This watch bracelet is stamped STERLING and signed by the Navajo Indian Jewelry artist with our hallmark.

    Mens Western Watches

    The Navajo were the first of the southwestern Indians to produce metal jewelry. Around the mid-19th Century a Navajo Medicine Man, Atsidi Sani, convinced a Mexican blacksmith to teach him the art of working with metal. When the Navajo returned to their homeland in 1868 after their imprisonment at Fort Sumner, New Mexico, traders arrived in the area bringing silver coins with them. It was with these coins that the Navajo began to make silver jewelry.

    We understand the true value and nature of hand crafted Indian art. And, we recognize it’s important to know that the artist is truly a member of a Native American tribe. So, to ensure you that this is the real deal, a Certificate of Authenticity has been included with this item.

    CERTIFIED AUTHENTIC

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