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Three Row Bracelet Featuring 30 Turquoise Round Stones
Jack Weekoty
- About The Three Row Bracelet Featuring 30 Turquoise Round Stones
Most likely made by Jack Wekoty and Marie Silver or possibly Martha Smiley. There were 7 different silversmiths who used the stamp "MS".
Fabricated from sheet metal with hand-made silver raindrops used as decorative accents around and between recut commercial bezel material settings. The stamps used to decorate the 3 band shank were hand made and carefully held and positioned. The work is overall clean and attractive as well as sturdy!
Marked Down $285.00
Gallery Price $395.00
Item Location: Phoenix, AZ
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| Description | Most likely made by Jack Wekoty and Marie Silver or possibly Martha Smiley. There were 7 different silversmiths who used the stamp "MS". Fabricated from sheet metal with hand-made silver raindrops used as decorative accents around and between recut commercial bezel material settings. The stamps used to decorate the 3 band shank were hand made and carefully held and positioned. The work is overall clean and attractive as well as sturdy! |
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| About the Artist | (20th century Zuni artist) Taught by the legendary Zuni lapidariest, Horace Iule, Weekoty specialized in channel inlay, as well as setting small turquoise cabochons. At times he spelled his name "Weekooty", although his hallmark consisted of his initials in Gothic print. The above information was derived from Barton Wright's Hallmarks of the Southwest. |
| Culture | Navajo, American Indian |
| Medium | Sterling silver and stabilized American turquoise |
| Troy ounces | 1.32 troy ounces |
| Size | Interior measurement is 5 7/8" from end to end with a 7/8" opening. This bracelet can be made larger, increasing the size of the opening with care. Its maximum width is 15/16", tapering to 3/4" at the ends. |
| Signed | "Sterling" "JW MS" on bracelet's interior |
| Date of creation | Circa 1970's |
| Condition | Excellent. No repairs. |
| Turquoise | Early type of stabilized, which toughens the stone, helping it to resist breaking during cutting and war. Light blue green to green with light brown matrix. |
| Provenance | From an Arizona estate KGE |
| Gram weight | 42.4 grams |
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