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Native American Navajo Vintage Pawn Turquoise Sterling Silver Row Bracelet R Tom For Sale

Native American Navajo Pawn JewelryTurquoise Row Braceletby R. Tom Welcome to Amanasky!! We feature select Native American Traditional and Contempory handcrafted Jewelry purchased directly from artists and reputable traders. . Free Shipping.Sterling Silver Turquoise Row Bracelet with silver beads and silver bezel design. Fourteen Turquoise Blue cabochons 3/8" x 1/4 " oval. Solid heavy Weight 49 grams (1.7 oz). Size - five and three fourth inch (5 3/4") band with one inch (1.0") opening to fit a 6 3/4" wrist. Bracelet 7/16" wide. Slightly adjustable. This bracelet was purchased directly from a Pawn Shop owner and trader near the Navajo Nation in New Mexico. This bracelet came from the traders family collection. They operated trading posts along Rt 66 from the 1940's until 1990's. Native American Navajo craftsmanship. Vintage wear, age and patina.Stamped sterling R. TomRandall Joe Tom (R. Tom) is a well know respected Navajo artist, using the finest materials and meticulous craftsmanship.Native American Pawn JewelryThroughout history pawn by our Native American’s, has been used as a economic and safekeeping activity for material possessions. Guns, saddles and jewelry move in and out of pawn shops during the seasons. Guns and saddles are needed during hunting season and round up and Jewelry is worn during the summer dances and ceremonies. The pawn shop is the place to safe keep possessions when not needed.Native American jewelry, old pawn and vintage jewelry made for Native American’s by Native American’s is believed to be a higher quality and most likely made specifically customized to the buyer’s request and size. This jewelry had different purposes and could be used as decoration, ceremonial or a display of wealth.Besides the beauty, craftsmanship and artistic nature of Native American Jewelry; is that it was once owned, worn, appreciated and used. If the jewelry spirit could talk it would tell of the happy times, sad times, celebrations, ceremonies and its travels in its first life. If you are lucky enough to own a piece of Native American Pawn Jewelry and treasure it, you will add your own story, spirit and share the emotional bond with our Native American treasure and history.Shipping: We will ship within 24 hours after receipt of payment. Payment: PayPal is our method of payment. Please contact us in advance with any questions.
Return Policy: We strive to give the most accurate and clear description on all items we sell. We try to take the best photograph of every individual item possible. If you are not satisfied with any item please e-mail us within 14 days after receipt of you item for return shipping instructions. We will refund your purchase amount and shipping charge through PayPal after return and inspection of the merchandise. Items must be returned in same condition as shipped. Thank You for Looking at Amanasky !!

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