Native American Bracelets

This exceptional extra wide sterling silver cuff by Navajo silversmith Arnold Blackgoat features a striking high-grade Carico Lake Turquoise stone as its commanding centerpiece. The ...

Navajo sea foam turquoise set in heavily stamped sterling silver large cuff, circa 1960s or 1970s. Cuff is large and heavy weighing 231rams. Unsigned but does have scratching poss...

This distinctive sterling silver cuff by Navajo silversmith Ray Begay features a Zuni-inspired fetish bear motif alongside a variety of traditional Native American design elements. C...

This striking heavy gauge sterling silver cuff showcases an impressive arrangement of 26 turquoise cabochons, meticulously set along three sides of the bracelet. The top features six...

This substantial sterling silver cuff by Navajo silversmith Bruce Morgan is distinguished by a continuous band of 14K gold inlay encircling the bracelet. The gold overlay is intricat...

This exceptional tufa cast sterling silver cuff by Navajo silversmith Jason Begaye showcases a striking square turquoise cabochon set at its center. The stone is framed by a richly textured surface, characteristic of the tufa casting process, which lends the bracelet its organic depth and individuality. The design is further elevated by carefully polished motifs that emerge in contrast against the matte, stone-textured background. On one side of the turquoise, traditional imagery—including a Kokopelli figure, sunray elements, and corn stalk patterns—symbolizes life, growth, and harmony. The opposite side features bold geometric designs, creating a balanced composition that merges cultural symbolism with contemporary form. The interplay between textured silver and high-polish detailing highlights the artist’s technical mastery, resulting in a piece that is both sculptural and deeply expressive. Dimensions Width: ¾" – 3/8" Stone: 3/8" x 5/16" Gap: 1" Inside Measurement: 5 ¼" Total Inner Circumference: 6 ¼" Weight: 1.4 oz Signed: Yes About Tufa Casting Tufa casting is a traditional Navajo silversmithing technique in which molten silver is poured into a hand-carved mold made from tufa stone, a soft volcanic material. As the mold is destroyed during the casting process, no two pieces are ever identical. Each work retains the natural texture of the stone, giving it a distinctive, organic character that reflects both the material and the maker’s hand. About the Artist — Jason Begaye (Navajo, b. 1950s) Born in the 1950s in Fort Defiance, Arizona, Jason Begaye comes from a distinguished family of Navajo silversmiths. He is the son of Jimmy Begaye and the brother of noted artists Marco and Vernon Begaye. He learned the foundations of jewellery-making within his family and further developed his skills under the guidance of Al Nez...

This substantial sterling silver cuff by Navajo silversmith Bruce Morgan is intricately decorated with traditional hand-stamped Navajo patterns. A central band features a series of r...

This stunning cuff bracelet is a creation from Navajo silversmith Mark Yazzie. It is sterling silver with 12 natural turquoise gemstones from 7 different mines. This bracelet measure...

This substantial sterling silver cuff by Navajo silversmith Johnathan Nez features exceptional stamp work on all four sides of the bracelet. The central section is defined by a band ...

This gorgeous cuff bracelet is sterling silver with turquoise, coral, mother of pearl and jet inlay. It measures 3/4 of an inch at its widest point. It has an inner circumference of ...

This gorgeous bracelet is the creation of the famed Zuni silversmith couple Bryce and Erma Eustace. Though the raised inlay has always been Erma's signature design, this bracelet is...

This hand-stamped sterling silver cuff by Navajo silversmith Sammie Kescoli Begay showcases a striking oval Orvil Jack turquoise as its focal point. The stone exhibits a distinctive ...

Heavy gauge sterling silver bracelet by Navajo silversmith Albert Lee. The twisted silver cuff is 5 1/4” with a 1 1/8” gap. Gap: 1-1/8” Total inside circumference: 6-3/8” About the...

This exceptional sterling silver cuff is crafted using the traditional Navajo sand casting technique. The design features a classic Navajo rug border pattern, and two finely rendered...

This gorgeous Southwestern cuff bracelet is sterling silver with a cluster of faux turquoise stones. The face of this bracelet measures 1 3/16 inches and tapers down to 3/8 of an in...

Sterling silver cuff with green turquoise channel inlay. Each piece of turquoise is custom cut to fit into silver channels, an exacting jewelry method. The cuff is 5 1/4” with a 1” g...

A stunning 18K gold tufa-cast cuff by master Navajo jeweler Ric Charlie, renowned for his exceptional craftsmanship and innovation in tufa casting. This cuff features a bold geometri...

This sterling silver cuff by Navajo silversmith Rick Martinez features a central polished “puffed” band framed by intricate overlay work. The design is enhanced with fine wirework, t...

This substantial sterling silver cuff by Navajo silversmith Sammie Kescoli Begay features a striking teardrop-shaped Morenci turquoise as its focal point. The stone displays a vivid,...

This beautiful Southwestern cuff bracelet is sterling silver. It is a creation of Navajo silversmith Bruce Morgan. Measurements: 3/8 of an inch wide...

This gorgeous, show-stopping cuff bracelet is sterling silver. It features designs on both the inside and outside of the cuff. It is the creation of talented Navajo silversmith Leand...

Sterling silver bracelet with 13 sleeping beauty turquoise stones. The 3/8” wide cuff has silver “raindrops” between the stones and hand stamping. Leo Feeney is the silversmith. Ins...

This gorgeous cuff bracelet is sterling silver with 32 snake eye cut, sleeping beauty turquoise gemstones. It is the creation of Zuni silversmith Susie Livingston. The face of this ...

A fine Native American silver cuff bracelet. By Edison Yazzie. In sterling silver. Inlaid with Kingman turquoise, lapis, and coral, and with engraved grooves to each terminal. M...

This exceptional sterling silver cuff by the late Navajo silversmith Darryl Becenti features a prominent square Royston Turquoise cabochon as its commanding centerpiece. The stone di...

This gorgeous vintage cuff bracelet is sterling silver with 2 turquoise and 3 coral gemstones. It is a product from famed Navajo Silversmith Eunice Claw. This bracelet measures 3/8 (...

Native American turquoise and coral chip inlaid cuff bracelet created by Navajo artist Kenny Jack. The design incorporates traditional Navajo patterns and symbols. The inlaid wing...

• Cuff features 2 heart-shaped, prong-set 18mm Kingman Turquoise cabochons at center; rope, leaf and concha flower accents • Open triple-row cuff tapers in the back; Small fits wrist...

This heavy gauge, hand-stamped sterling silver cuff features five rectangular Pilot Mountain turquoise stones (½” × 3/8”) set in intricate silver bezels. The stones are evenly spaced...

This striking sterling silver cuff bracelet features a richly colored lapis lazuli cabochon, its deep royal blue hue. The stone is securely set in a smooth silver bezel, framed by tw...

Sterling silver overlay cuff by Hopi silversmith Chalmers Day. The cuff features a pictorial overlay design. The inside is 5 3/4" with a 1 1/4" gap for a total length of 7". Sterling Silver is malleable so it has some give. Width measures 2.64" straight across the widest part (from wrist bone to wrist bone). Bracelet face measures .70" tall (the face of the bracelet, north to south). Bracelet depth from top to the underside of wrist is 2.16". Stamped sterling along with maker's mark. It weights 40.91 grams. From Bischoff's Gallery: About the artist Chalmers Day was born October 24, 1956 in Keams Canyon, Arizona. Chalmers was given the Hopi name Dap-Hong-Va, and was born to the Corn and Water Clans. He is the grandson of Robert Satala, Sr., one of the Hopi’s earliest silversmiths and a merchant on the First Mesa in Arizona. Chalmers learned his art from the Hopi master, Preston Monongye...

Heavy gauge sterling silver cuff with a row of coral and turquoise stones and jet and mother of pearl inlay. This exceptional cuff is handcrafted by Hopi silversmith Chimney Butte...

This beautiful southwestern bangle bracelet is sterling silver. It features a twisted rope design. Measurements: 1/4 of an inch (6mm) wide, inner circumference of 7 3/4 inches, inne...

This sterling silver hand-stamped cuff by Navajo silversmith Lyle Secatero showcases a refined balance of traditional design and contemporary detail. Crafted in solid sterling silver...

A fine Southwestern Navajo silver cuff bracelet. With hand hammered patterns stamped into the top of both sides of the thick sterling silv...

This exceptional sterling silver cuff by renowned Navajo silversmith Darrell Cadman exemplifies his signature craftsmanship and meticulous attention to detail. The design features ca...

This elegant sterling silver cuff bracelet, tapering from 1/2” to 1/4”, features five natural turquoise stones sourced from the rare and highly sought-after Damele Turquoise Mine. Th...

This gorgeous vintage cuff bracelet is sterling silver. This bracelet measures 5/16 of an inch wide. It has an inner circumference of 6 1/2 inches including the 1 inch gap. Weight: ...

Unique Leather cuff has a sterling silver Thunderbird plaque with a turquoise cabochon at it's center. Measures: 2” x 2 1/2” sterling silver Thunderbird plaque, 3/8” turquoise cab...

This elegant sterling silver cuff features a beautifully balanced arrangement of 15 Arizona turquoise cabochons, reflecting a refined traditional cluster style. The composition incorporates a variety of stone shapes—including squares, triangles, and teardrops—creating a dynamic and visually engaging design. Each turquoise is individually set in a smooth silver bezel and accented with intricate twisted wire and silver beadwork, enhancing both texture and depth while maintaining a cohesive, harmonious structure. Dimensions • Stones: Five squares measure 1/4" × 1/4"; four triangles measure 1/4" × 1/4"; two teardrops measure 3/8" × 1/4"; four teardrops measure 1/4" × 3/16" • Width: 1/4" – 1" • Gap: 1 1/4" • Inside Measurement: 5 5/8" • Total Inner Circumference: 6 7/8" • Weight: 2 oz About the Artist Verdy Jake (Navajo, b. 1970s) Verdy Jake has been an active Navajo silversmith since the 1990s, known for her dedication to traditional revival jewelry. Raised in a large family of thirteen children, she was introduced to silversmithing through her eldest brother, who first learned the craft and later taught his siblings, including Verdy. She continues to live and work in Smith Lake on the Navajo Nation, creating pieces that reflect both cultural heritage and refined craftsmanship. Her hallmark is “V” or “Verdy.” Verdy is especially recognized for her ability to evoke the look and feel of antique Navajo jewelry. As collector Barry Simpson notes: “Verdy Jake has the skills to represent the look and feel of antique Indian...

• 5 Row Sterling Silver Cuff features alternating twisted rope and filigree detailing; perfect to wear alone or stack with other bracelets • Open back allows for easy on and off • Ap...

Vintage Southwest sterling silver Sunburst link bracelet - fine quality - heavy weight - featuring seven cast silver links - hand made box clasp - marked 925 on the back of each of t...

This striking cuff centers on a round White Buffalo cabochon, set within a raised bezel and framed by a delicate border of hand-applied silver beads. Flanking the stone are two symme...

A fine Navajo silver and turquoise cuff bracelet. Set with five turquoise cabochons. Signed to the interior with Sterling / JM for James Mason. Simply a wonderful piece of Native ...

This gorgeous clamper bracelet is sterling silver. It features a combination of mother of pearl and turquoise inlay with southwestern stampwork. At the face this bracelet measures 1...

This stunning, massive cuff bracelet is a one of a kind custom creation by the talented Wilbert and Cora Vandever. Its sterling silver with a 14k yellow gold feather and 4 beautiful...

• Cuff features 2 heart-shaped, prong-set 18mm Kingman Turquoise cabochons at center; rope, leaf and concha flower accents • Open triple-row cuff tapers in the back; Small fits wrist...

A fine Southwestern bracelet. In sterling silver. In the Navajo style. With a central bezel-set turquoise cabochon flanked by two thunderbird devices with smaller cabochons. Decor...

Sterling Silver bracelet with large Royston Turquoise stone by Navajo silversmith Rick Martinez. The beautiful Royston Turquoise is 3/4” x 1 1/4”. The 1 3/4” Sterling Silver cuff ha...

This gorgeous Southwestern bracelet is sterling silver. It features a stunning inlay combination of turquoise, gaspeite, and spiny oyster. This bracelet measures 3/8 of an inch wide...

This exceptional wide sterling silver cuff by Navajo silversmith Ray Bennett features a large teardrop-shaped Royston turquoise cabochon as its commanding centerpiece. The stone is s...

This gorgeous vintage knifewing bracelet is sterling silver. It features inlay in onyx, white mother of pearl, yellow mother of pearl, and turquoise. It is the creation of master Zu...

Sterling silver raised inlay turquoise cuff by master silversmith Tommy Jackson. The 1” cuff has Kingman turquoise inlay. The inside measurement is 6” wi...

This beautiful vintage southwestern cuff bracelet is sterling silver with an amazonite gemstone. This bracelet measures 1 1/16 inches wide. It has an inner circumference of 6 inches...

The bracelet is made up of nine 5/8” x 3/4” links with silver overlay designs and Sleeping Beauty turquoise stones. Toggle closure 7.5” – 8.5” long The Sleeping Beauty Mine is a n...

This substantial sterling silver cuff by Aldrich features a striking Tootsie Roll-shaped Kingman Turquoise cabochon as its centerpiece. Set within a clean, understated silver bezel, ...

This striking sterling silver cuff is the work of award-winning Navajo and Zuni artist Alex Sanchez, celebrated for his distinctive petroglyph-inspired style. At the center is an ova...

This gorgeous vintage cuff bracelet features gemstone inlay in red, white and blue with just a touch of black jet. This piece is heavy, stunning and huge. Definitely not a bracelet f...

The focal point of this striking cuff is a teardrop-shaped King’s Manassa turquoise cabochon, bezel-set at the center of a polished sterling silver band. The bracelet features traditional Navajo overlay work, with a deeply oxidized background that enhances the intricate mountain peak motifs running along the cuff. The contrast between the smooth, high-polish silver surface and the richly textured, darkened recesses creates a bold and visually compelling design—both timeless and distinctly Navajo in character. Dimensions • Width: 7/16” • Stone: ½” x 5/8” • Gap: 1 ¼” • Inside Measurement: 5 5/16” • Total Inner Circumference: 6 9/16” • Weight: 1.4 oz • Signed: Yes About the Stone King’s Manassa turquoise is prized for its beautiful blue-green to green hues, often accented by a distinctive golden to brown matrix. Unlike heavily webbed turquoise, this material typically displays a more open, organic pattern, with its warm tones derived from the surrounding rhyolite host rock. The King Turquoise Mine, located in Manassa, Conejos County, Colorado, is one of the oldest known turquoise sources in North America. Originally worked by ancestral Pueblo peoples, it was rediscovered in the 1890s by gold prospector I.P. King, whose family has operated the mine ever since. Formerly known as the Lick Skillet Mine, it has produced some of the most recognizable American turquoise. The mine is no longer actively producing, making genuine Manassa turquoise increasingly rare and highly collectible. About the Artist Marie Jackson was born near Ganado, Arizona, in her grandmother’s hogan, a traditional Navajo home. She was raised in a hardworking and close-knit family alongside her sister and cousins. Her upbringing, shaped by strong family values and resilience, continues to influence her work today. As a teenager, Marie worked at the renowned Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site, where she was surrounded by Native American artistry. There, she developed a deep appreciation for traditional crafts, observing Navajo weavers at work and learning techniques from artists such as Sadie Curtis. It was also through Hubbell’s that she met her husband, Tommy Jackson...

This gorgeous clamper style bangle bracelet is sterling silver with 4 sleeping beauty turquoise gemstones. This bangle measures 1 i...