Navajo Sterling Silver Kingman Turquoise Bracelet Cuff by Augustine Largo

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Bring home a stunning example of authentic Navajo craftsmanship with this handcrafted bracelet cuff by renowned silversmith Augustine Largo. Featuring … Read more Bring home a stunning example of authentic Navajo craftsmanship with this handcrafted bracelet cuff by renowned silversmith Augustine Largo. Featuring a vibrant Kingman turquoise stone set in sterling silver, this piece beautifully embodies the artistry and tradition of Native American jewelry.

Features
- Artist: Augustine Largo, distinguished Navajo silversmith celebrated for exceptional craftsmanship and traditional designs.
- Materials: Solid sterling silver and genuine Kingman turquoise. The Kingman stone is prized for its vivid blue coloring and natural copper matrix.
- Design: Classic split-shank cuff with an oval Kingman turquoise cabochon, set in a smooth silver bezel and accented by subtle hand-stamped details for a refined Southwestern look.
- Handcrafted: Each cuff is individually handmade, ensuring unique character and artisan quality.
- Hallmarked: Stamped by Augustine Largo, guaranteeing authenticity and collectible value.

Details
- Dimensions:
6 cm across at widest point
2.7 cm opening
23 grams weight
- Condition: Brand new; never worn. Pristine and flawless, direct from the artist or original seller
- Origin: Navajo, Native American, USA.

Why You'll Love It
- The Kingman turquoise cabochon features exquisite color and matrix, making each bracelet truly one-of-a-kind.
- Augustine Largo’s work is highly collectible, known for its blend of traditional Navajo techniques and elegant, wearable designs.
- This bracelet is both a statement piece and a meaningful example of Navajo silversmithing heritage.

Estimated Value: $528-$614

Care Instructions
- Avoid exposure to water, chemicals, and prolonged sunlight.
- Clean gently with a soft cloth; do not use harsh cleaners on turquoise.

This Augustine Largo Navajo sterling silver and Kingman turquoise cuff is more than jewelry—it’s a wearable work of art and a piece of living Native American heritage. Add it to your collection or gift it to someone who appreciates the finest in Southwestern craftsmanship. See less