On our website we offer a cross-section of our extensive inventory. Please let us know if you do not find what you are looking for. Additionally, several of the jewelry artists we work with will create custom work for you.
And please check our Vintage Jewelry Gallery and Collectors' Gallery for other bracelets
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON BRACELET SIZING:
To simplify matters (I hope…) we will be using this following sizing guide in future additions to this page:
With the exception of the large sizes, all sizes presume a 1 inch opening. If larger, we will so note.
Very small: 5.0 inches
Small 5.25 inches
Medium: 5.5 inches
Medium-large: 5.75 inches
Large: 6.0 inches
Very large: anything 6.25 and above.
Note: Wrapping a tape measure around your wrist will not give you an accurate size. Not only will it read smaller than what you need, but the shape of your wrist is another variable.
We offer full refund if the fit is not comfortable.
A stunning and unusua; channel inlay turquoise bracelet. set with natural spiderweb turquoise. 3/4 inch wide and made for a small-medium wrist. $1400. (SANTA FE) Inspired by a Plains Indian style armband, this cuff is set with natural turquoise from Nevada. Made of coin silver. 1 1/8 inch wide and made for a. very large wrist. $675. (SANTA FE)
An unsigned 1.5 inch wide cuff made for a small to medium wrist. $850. Cippy Crazyhorse made the bracelet in the center. Made for a small to medium wrist. $550. The last one at right was made by Ernie Lister, made for a small to medium wrist. $600. (ALL IN TUCSON)
Young Shane Beeshligaii is following his father’s footsteps with this mosaic stye. Set in copper, it measures 1/2 inch wide and was made for a medium-large wrist. Set with malachite, lapis, spiny oyster shell, several shades of natural turquoise and jet. $800. Check out his ring of this style in the More Silver Gallery. (TUCSON)
One of Farron Naky’awywisa’s overlay Sun bracelets. This one was made for a medium-large wrist and is $800. (SANTA FE)
An elegant, understated cuff by Cippy Crazyhorse of Cochiti Pueblo. 1.5 inches wide and made for a medium wrist. $850 (TUCSON)
Three views of a phenomenal cuttlefish cast cuff by Samuel LaFountain. Made for a small/medium wrist, $3800. (SANTA FE)
A sandcast link bracelet by Mildred Kee Parkhurst featuring four galloping horses with turquoise. 8 inches in total length but the wearer can clasp it to wear shorter or longer. $260. (SANTA FE)
Two views of a beautiful bracelet by Steve Yellowhorse. Set with a singular piece of turquoise, this bracelet was made to fit a small wrist. $975. (SANTA FE)
A turquoise link bracelet by Marie Yazzie. Just over 8 inches in length and $450. (SANTA FE)
A classic ‘track’ bracelet by the late, highly regarded Johnny Mike Begay. Made for a small-medium wrist. $600. (TUCSON) A dramatic cuff bracelet by Mike Bird of Kewa/Santo Domingo Pueblo. Made for a small-medium wrist. $1675. (SANTA FE) A very interesting cuff by Leonard Jim. Made for a medium wrist. $480. (TUCSON)
By Philbert Begay, a very contemporary turn for him, is 1.25 inches wide and made for a medium-large wrist. heavy gauge. $1475. A Zuni inlaid cuff from the early 1970s, made by Sue Ellen Kallestewa. Made for a small wrist, it is just over 1 inch across at the widest point. SOLD. Last in the row is a nifty Hopi overlay bangle bracelet by Anderson Koinva. Made to fit a small-medium wrist and $475. (ALL in SANTA FE)
Three photos of a wonderful hand stamped cuff set with a singular piece of Royston turquoise made by the prize-winning silversmith Jennifer Curtis. Made for a medium sized wrist and $2,600. (SANTA FE)
Jonathan Nez makes some pretty awesome guard bracelets. These, which are 3/8 square, are topped with 18kt gold. He does such great, precise file and chisel work. The top one is made for an extra large wrist: 6.5 inches. Next down is a very large, and the two below that are large. $750 each. The turquoise inlay bracelet at right was made by Lani Haloo, Zuni. This one was made for a medium wrist. $340. (ALL IN SANTA FE)
Above is one of Kee Yazzie Jr.’s overlay bracelets. This one was made for a small to medium wrist. $350. Next is another one by Kee, but this one is with a beautiful turquoise stone. Made for a small wrist. $600. The next bracelet is another by Kee Yazzie. Small to medium and $450. Last is a small bracelet by Michael Roanhorse. $1,100. (First two in SANTA FE, last two in TUCSON)
A nice little bracelet with a vintage feel. This one is by Harry Morgan, Navajo smith. This one is made for a small wrist (It currently has a wider than usual opening which we can adjust if needed) and is $300. (SANTA FE). A medium sized bracelet made by Samuel Greatwalker LaFountain (Chippawa/Navajo) set with a great piece of malachite. (TUCSON) $800. A beautiful Hopi overlay bracelet set with natural turquoise from one of the Nevada Mines. By Virgil Thomas (1948-1986 This was originally a watch bracelet with the stone replacing the watch some years later. 3/4 inches wide and $475. (TUCSON)
By Elvira Bill. A stunning stamped heavy gauge cuff featuring a sunface. This one is made for a small wrist. It is 2 3/8 inches wide in the center and tapers down to 3/4 of an inch wide. $950 ON HOLD. (SANTA FE) In the photo at far right, top: a guard bracelet by Larry Golsh (Pala Mission/Cherokee). Made for a small wrist. 3/8 inch wide. SOLD. The lower bracelet is by Kee Yazzie, made for a medium wrist and 1/4 inch wide. $475. (TUCSON)
The two in the row above are both made by Rick Martinez, Navajo. The bracelet in the center is set with stabilized turquoise from one of the Nevada mines, made for a medium wrist and $750 The bracelet at right is set with stabilized Kingman turquoise, it also was made for a medium wrist. $750. (SANTA FE)
Above is a stunning handstamped Ketoh or bow guard made by Navajo smith Leonard Maloney. The leather measures 4 inches long and as you can see in the photo at far right, it has an adjustable strap with buckle closures. $800 (SANTA FE)
Samuel LaFountain crafted this deep stampwork bracelet set with a very nice piece of natural Morenci turquoise. 1 1/8 inch across, Made for a medium-large wrist. $925. A turquoise inlaid bracelet by Lani Haloo of Zuni. 1/2 inch wide and made for a medium wrist. $330. A triple overlay cuff by Ray Scott. 1 3/8 inch wide and made for a medium wrist. $1275. (ALL in SANTA FE)
By the amazing Pat Pruitt of Laguna Pueblo, the cuff above was made from stainless steel and is a design collaboration with the beadwork artist, Jamie Okuma. 1 inch wide. $775. A sandcast cuff set with a single piece of turquoise by Arthur J. Williams, made for a medium sized wrist and $240. (BOTH in SANTA FE)
The interesting yin-yang (the artists description) inspired piece was made by Ruben Saufkie. 1/2 inches wide and a medium size. SOLD. (SANTA FE) Rick Manuel made this desert scene bracelet with a 14k gold sun. 1 inch wide and made for a medium wrist. $900. (TUCSON) One of Colin Coonsis’ bracelets inlaid with fauxpal in blue, green, and some orange. Made for a very small wrist and $950. (SANTA FE).
The bracelets in this row are all by the award-winning Navajo artist Jimmie Harrison, each one is ~1/2 inch wide. The bracelet in the first photo is a size small and SOLD. (Tucson) The next two are both in the Santa Fe gallery. The one in the center was made for a medium size wrist and is $420. The bracelet in the photo at far right was made for a small wrist and is SOLD. SANTA FE
At left is a small but wide ( just under 1.75 inches) cuff, this one was made by the Tahe family. $525. (SANTA FE) A sand cast bracelet with arrow point stamps flanking a vintage stamp of an eagle that belonged to the grandfather of Gino Antonio, who made the bracelet. 1 1/8 inch wide and a medium-large size. $525. (Tucson) At far right is a lovely 14k gold overlay on sterling stamped bracelet by the late Marc Antia. This one was made for a small to medium wrist. $350. (SANTA FE)
An older (circa 1960s) Navajo overlay bracelet. 7/8 inch across and made for a small wrist $400. (SANTA FE)
Robert Sorrell made this tufa cast bracelet with nice settings of turquoise and a coral bead. Made for a small to medium wrist. $875. (SANTA FE) At right is a Hopi overlay bracelet with butterflies, unfortunately this piece is unsigned but it was purchased directly from the artist out at the Hopi mesas. Made for medium-large wrist and $400.
Just over 1 inch wide and domed for a comfortable fit, the bracelet of flute players was made by Manuel Honyungowa (1953-2011) in the 1980s. A medium-small size. $600. (TUCSON) Two Hopi overlay bracelets (medium) by Augustine Mowa Jr. 1/2 inch wide and $270 each. (SANTA FE) Two Kokopellis are on this bracelet that includes plant, prayer feather and cloud motifs. 1 inch wide and fits a medium wrist. $450. (SANTA FE)
Let this beautiful butterfly by Lee Charley rest on your wrist. Lee counted approximately 250 strikes to create the stampwork pattern on the bracelet shank. 5.5 inches with a 1 inch opening, the butterfly measures 3 1/8 inches by 3.5 inches, the bracelet itself is 1 5/8 inches wide. (check our More Silver gallery for a matching ring!) $1875. (TUCSON) By Dakota Willie, a striking cuff with stampwork. Made for a very small wrist, it measures 1 inch across and is $400 (SANTA FE)
This tufa cast cuff was made by Gary Custer for a medium wrist. $450. By Leonard Nez, a fine example of his excellent engraved work. Just under 1 inch wide and made for a medium wrist. $900 (Both in Tucson)
A sandcast bracelet with a beautifully stamped design by Monty Claw. This one is 5.5 inches with a one inch opening and $450. (TUCSON). Inspired by old style railroad era thunderbird bracelets, this was made by master silversmith Sunshine Reeves, highly respected for his impeccable stampwork. 1 1/8 inch wide. Made for a small wrist. $675 (Santa Fe)
Two bracelets (and a bangle!) by Chris Pruitt, from Laguna Pueblo. All were made from argentium sterling - a silver alloy that will not tarnish! The bangle has four diamonds, bezel set in gold. 3/8 inch wide. $750. The stunning raised triangle cuff is 2 inches wide. 5.57 inches with a 1 inch opening. $900. The tight twist bracelet is $650 and we have two: one is small - 5 inches with a 1 inch opening and the other 6 inches with 1.25 inch opening. (ALL IN TUCSON)
