Silver Cerrillos Turquoise Southwestern Bracelet - Vintage Sterling Cuff Blue White Cabochon Rope Twist - Triple Band - - Vintage Jewelry
Vintage Southwestern Sterling Silver and Sky Blue Turquoise Cuff Bracelet. This 1960s bracelet features one bezel set cabochon of b. The cuff is formed of one rope twist band between two heavy triangular wire bands, The bracelet has a wearable size of 5 7/8 and is in good vintage condition, with a crack to the stone, which appears secure in the bezel. The bracelet is a weight piece, designed for a small wrist.
ERA: 1960s
METAL/MATERIAL: Sterling Silver
STONE: Blue and White Turquoise
HALLMARK: Unmarked for metal content, but tests as Sterling Silver
CONDITION: Good Vintage Condition, with all of the surface patina and subtle scratches expected. There is a crack int he stone, but the cabochon appears secure in the bezel.
MEASUREMENTS: The bracelet measures 5 inches from end to end with a gap of 7/8 inch, for a total wearable length of 5 7/8 inches
WEIGHT: 27.2 grams
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Nov 28, 2019
Perfect gift! Arrived quickly. Would order again.
Devin Pidcock