Vintage Navajo Sterling Silver & Royston Turquoise Cuff Bracelet

A striking example of Navajo artistry, this handcrafted cuff showcases a teardrop-shaped Royston turquoise cabochon, framed by hand-stamped silverwork and traditional bead and rope motifs. The stone’s matrix — a blend of vibrant sky blue and earthy gold-brown — reveals its natural origin from the Royston mines of Nevada, renowned for producing some of the most collectible turquoise in the Southwest.

The elegant split-shank construction allows the bracelet to feel bold yet comfortable on the wrist, with a graceful patina that enhances its heritage character. A one-of-a-kind statement piece blending cultural legacy and contemporary elegance.

Details

• Origin: Navajo, Southwestern USA

• Era: c. 1950s–1970s (Old Pawn)

• Materials: Sterling silver, natural Royston turquoise

• Width: approx. 2.25” at center

• Inner circumference: ~6.25” with 1” opening (fits medium wrist)

• Hand-stamped, split-shank design

• Natural patina preserved