Anthony Skeets, Navajo, Kingman Turquoise Cluster Cuff Bracelet 94.6G

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Anthony Skeets, Navajo, Kingman Turquoise Cluster Cuff Bracelet 94.6G:
$750.00

For your consideration isthisstunningKingman Turquoise Cluster cuff bracelet by award winning Navajo artist, Anthony Skeets.

Description: Anthony Skeets created this large, magnificent,cluster cuff filled with high grade Kingman Turquoise. Often cutting his own stones, he has used alarge \"jaw dropping\" center Turquoisecabochon framed with large snake eye\'s, and smaller accenting square cabochons. All settings are smooth bezels withrope trim and Navajo raindrops. The silver in this cuff has been oxidized creating an aged Patina look that is so popular with todays fashionin southwestern jewelry.Supported on3 bands oftriangular Sterling Silver and2 twisted bands in between and soldered smooth at the terminals.

Navajo silversmith Anthony Skeets apprenticed and learned this incrediblecraft of silver andlapidary in the workshop of the late Kirk Smith.

Artist: Anthony Skeets, Navajo
Size: 6 7/8
Width/Height: 2 inch
Cabochons: Center ~ 1 3/8 by 1 1/8 inches
Circumference: 5 5/8 inches
Terminal opening: 1 1/8 inches
Weight in grams: 94.6
Hallmark: AS; Sterling

Note: Multi-strand necklace is for a prop only and not a part of this listing! Adjusting this cuff is not recommended.

Sizing: Bracelets will be listed as to what size wrist each piece should fit. For example, if a bracelet is 6\" with a 1\" opening, it will comfortably fit a 7\" wrist. Not sure? With a flexible measuring tape, measure your wrist just past your wrist bone, where the bracelet will fit comfortably. Most bracelets with inlay stone work are not recommended to be adjusted.

Payment: PAYPALis the preferred sourcefor .sale items are to be paid within three (3)days of sale’s end.All buy-it-now items require immediate payment. I am happy to combine shipping on multiple items when shipping fees are listed.

Shipping: Free USPS first class with tracking and signature confirmation. $10.50 for USPS Priority mail. Items will bepackagedand mailed within 1 day of end of sale. Please note that whenever possible, I prefer to use re-cycled materials.

NO Returns Accepted: I give it my all to accurately and completely describe each item as humanly possible. Unless the representation of the item is grossly inaccurate, please consider ALL SALES FINAL. This doesn\'t mean wearing my jewelry for 7+ days and then decidingit isn\'t working out for you or you changed your mind. This is how I got my first negative response; lack of communication from a bully buyer who didn\'t bother to read my clearly written return policy!

Communication is the key to happy and successfultransactions. Positive response fromhappy buyers means everything to the success of selling and buying on . I show my gratitudefor each sale immediately after payment is received. I would greatly appreciate a positive response if you are completely satisfied with your purchase.

Statement of authenticity: Every piece of jewelry has been hand selected and is offered below gallery pricing. Additionally, each piece has been purchased/traded exclusively from the most experienced and reputable \"Native American\" only dealers, pawn shops and artists from the heart of Navajo and Zuni regions of New Mexico. I am not formally a member of the \"Indian Arts and Crafts Association\", however, I do 100% aoffere by their code of ethics. By aoffering with the IACA, I am confident you will not be disappointed in any of the jewelry that I offer.

Although most of the American mines have been depleted, American turquoise is the rarest, highly collectible, and most sought after than any other. Most of the jewelry that I offer is American mined, and will only list the origin if known for sure. For example, a stone listed might look like it is \"Sleeping Beauty\" or \"Royston\" to me but I will not guess at the origin. The same applies to the Hallmarks of the artist. I too have all of the books and will only list the artist when known.

About me: I have been in business selling Native American jewelrysince 2003. Even from the east coast, I strive to offer the highest quality and selection of jewelry, true to the art and culture of the Native Americans that has been passed down from generation to generation.

Great Southwest jewelry is a solid and lasting investment. Please offer with confidence and add me to your saved sellers. I will be listing more, soon!

I greatly appreciate each and every transaction. Thank you for looking and visit back often.

Happy Trails!