Vintage 1960s Navajo Three-Stone Turquoise Collector Cuff

A substantial vintage Southwestern collector cuff, dealer-attributed to the 1960s Navajo tradition, featuring three large turquoise cabochons with striking blue color and dramatic natural matrix.

Each stone is individually framed with layered silverwork, twisted rope detailing, stamped borders, and dimensional spiral accents. The open architectural construction gives the cuff a bold presence while allowing each turquoise stone to stand on its own.

The three stones vary naturally in shape and matrix, creating the one-of-a-kind character associated with vintage turquoise jewelry. The center stone is the largest, flanked by two complementary turquoise cabochons for a balanced, sculptural silhouette.

This piece was acquired from a dealer as a 1960s Navajo turquoise cuff.

Details

• Dealer-attributed circa 1960s
• Dealer-attributed Navajo
• Three large turquoise cabochons
• Blue turquoise with natural brown matrix
• Large central turquoise stone
• Two flanking turquoise stones
• Layered silverwork
• Twisted rope detailing
• Stamped decorative borders
• Dimensional spiral silver accents
• Open two-band cuff construction
• Unmarked metal
• No visible artist signature
• Pre-owned vintage collector piece
• Natural patina and age-related wear
• One available

Please Note: This piece was acquired from a dealer and represented as a circa-1960s Navajo turquoise cuff. No artist hallmark or sterling purity stamp is visible, so the exact maker and metal composition have not been independently verified. The turquoise mine has also not been documented. Vintage jewelry may show patina, surface wear, and irregularities consistent with age and previous use.