Experience the exquisite beauty of Navajo Handmade jewelry with this stunning Silver & Golden Hills Turquoise & Fresh Pearl Navajo Bracelet designed by the talented artisan Erick Begay. This contemporary design perfectly blends traditional craftsmanship with modern elegance to create a timeless piece that will elevate any outfit.
Crafted with care and precision, this bracelet features a combination of Silver & Golden Hills Turquoise and Fresh Pearl beads, expertly strung together to create a stunning visual display. The natural variations in the stones ensure that each piece is truly unique, making this bracelet a one-of-a-kind addition to your jewelry collection.
Erick Begay's attention to detail is evident in every aspect of this bracelet, from the delicate texture to the sturdy cuff that ensures a secure fit. Whether you're dressing up for a special occasion or adding a touch of sophistication to your everyday look, this Silver & Golden Hills Turquoise & Fresh Pearl Navajo Bracelet is the perfect accessory.
Invest in a piece of artistry and heritage with this Navajo Handmade bracelet, and experience the pride and craftsmanship of the Navajo people. Order yours today and add a touch of timeless elegance to your jewelry collection.
Erick Begay is a master silversmith and goldsmith with more than 28 years experience. He is an award winning artist that has multiple awards, including the Santa Fe Indian Market. His Family has been involved in Native American Jewelry for generations. His mother, Frances Begay, taught him the art of silversmithing, while she sold it in Santa Fe. He started making jewelry when he was eleven. When he turned 16 he became a full-time jeweler.
Erick only uses sterling silver, 14k gold, and the highest quality gemstones. You can rest assured that what his jewelry is 100% quality.
Material: Sterling Silver, Turquoise and Fresh Water Pearls
Dimensions: Inside measurement is 5-5/8" from end to end with an open gap of 1-1/4". Piece is -1/4" wide.
Weight (in grams): 107.5
Hallmark/Signature: Erick Begay and Sterling
