Vintage 1960s Navajo Turquoise Floral & Leaf Collector Cuff

A dramatic vintage Southwestern statement cuff, dealer-attributed to the 1960s Navajo tradition, centered around a large turquoise cabochon with distinctive blue-green color and natural-looking brown matrix.

The stone is surrounded by highly dimensional silverwork featuring hand-worked flowers, feathered leaves, spirals, silver drops, and sculptural botanical detailing. An open multi-rail cuff construction gives the bracelet an architectural quality while keeping the substantial centerpiece visually light on the wrist.

The combination of bold turquoise, aged silver patina, and expressive floral metalwork gives this piece the unmistakable character of mid-century Southwestern jewelry.

This cuff was acquired from a dealer with a handwritten attribution identifying it as Navajo, circa 1960s, with a dealer retail range of approximately $800–$1,200.

Details

• Dealer-attributed Navajo
• Dealer-attributed circa 1960s
• Large turquoise cabochon
• Blue-green turquoise with brown matrix
• Dimensional floral and leaf silverwork
• Applied spiral motifs
• Silver drop accents
• Open multi-rail cuff construction
• Large sculptural centerpiece
• Unmarked metal
• No visible artist hallmark
• Vintage patina throughout
• Pre-owned collector piece
• One available

Please Note: This piece was acquired from a dealer and represented as a circa-1960s Navajo turquoise cuff. No visible artist signature or sterling purity mark has been located, so the maker and exact metal composition have not been independently verified. The turquoise mine is unknown and has not been independently authenticated. Vintage jewelry may show patina, surface variation, and signs of previous wear consistent with age.

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