239 Navajo 2009-06-30T05:25:24Z 14421 12.0 <p>Amazing silver and coral cuff, most likely Navajo made. It is uncommonly striking, especially for a wearer who embraces the color of coral.</p> <p>The very attractive thunderbird over arrow mark is unknown, but an old stamp seen in several jewelry pieces we've handled dating from decades prior to World War II.</p> <p>This handsome, almost Deco to post Modern bracelet has 6 of the most perfectly matched tomato red tear drop cabochons, staggered diagonally across the front!&nbsp; Not only is it difficult, in natural material, to find one piece from which to produce a single 11/16" X 3/8" cab, but 6 such large pieces exactly the same in color&nbsp;and grain were scarce 50 to 60 years ago and next to impossible today.</p> <p>This beautiful, rare find will fit a 6 3/4" to 7" wrist very well. This singular bracelet is virtually a "glass slipper" and will have to be a fated match with its new owner.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> false 20.0 12.0 994 2200.0 tear-drop-coral-bracelet 1800.0 Perfect with natural patina and surface of 60 or more years of careful wearing Mid 1940's - early 1950's Rolled sheet from ingot, hand-made stamping, chisel work and repousse 108.9 grams Sterling & coin silver and natural red orange Mediterrean coral Consigned by gentleman who inherited his grandmother's art collection CP Cuff bracelet end to end 5 5/8" with an opening 1 3/8". Average width is 2 1/4". 3.51 troy ounces 2.0 1800.0 Available 2009-09-08T22:02:56Z 12.0