1950s Simulated Turquoise Indian Bracelet Display & 8 Cuffs From Western Trade Post

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Add a touch of mid-century Americana to your collection with this vintage countertop display of "Simulated Turquoise Indian Bracelets" – … Read more Add a touch of mid-century Americana to your collection with this vintage countertop display of "Simulated Turquoise Indian Bracelets" – a nostalgic and authentic piece likely dating from the 1950s to early 1960s, based on style and construction. This prop-up cardboard display was originally designed to hold 12 bracelets and still includes 8 original cuff bracelets.

These bracelets were commonly sold in Southwestern trading posts, roadside souvenir stands, and gift shops near National Parks and scenic travel routes like Route 66. Popular among tourists seeking affordable mementos, they emulate the look of traditional Native American silver and turquoise jewelry.

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Display Dimensions: Approx. 10.5" tall x 6.825" wide
Bracelets: 8 original to the display
Material: Silver-tone metal with simulated turquoise cabochons
Design: Raised concho-style accents with arrow-etched sides
Markings: Unmarked, typical of mid-century tourist jewelry
Not Sterling – These were produced as stylish, affordable souvenirs

Ideal for:
Vintage jewelry collectors
Antique dealers or booth owners
Western/Southwestern décor styling
Retro display pieces for shops or homes
Fans of mid-century roadside Americana

This is a rare opportunity to own a complete display set from the golden age of American travel souvenirs! See less