Vintage MUSEUM COLLECTED Navajo GIBSON NEZ Early Sterling Cuff Native American

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Vintage MUSEUM COLLECTED Navajo GIBSON NEZ Early Sterling Cuff Native American:
$660.00

PLEASE READ ENTIRE DESCRIPTION - NO RETURNSI AM LONG TIMEHILTON HEAD ISLAND ARCHITECTSPECIALIZING IN VERY HIGH END RESIDENCES FOROVER 30 YEARS. I HAD A SIDE BUSINESS SELLINGVINTAGE TOYS, NATIVE AMERICAN JEWELRYAND VINTAGE CZECH GLASS. I CLOSED THE STORE
4 YEARS AGO AND AM JUST GETTING AROUND TOSELLING OFF THE REMAINING INVENTORY AS IAMDOWNSIZING MY HOME.
I WILL BE LISTING30 YEARS OF COLLECTING ANTIQUES,VINTAGE CLOTHES,FABRICS, CZECH GLASS BUTTONSAMERICAN ABSTRACT ART AND MANY OTHER COLLECTIBLESSO BOOKMARK MY STOREFOR FUTURE LISTINGS. MY responseNUMBER REPRESENTS95% BUYING ON , I AM NOT TYPICALLYIN THE SELLING BUSINESS. THEREFORE I DO NOT OFFER
RETURNS, THIS IS A PROCESS OF ELIMINATION FOR ME.
PLEASE CONTACT ME FOR ANY ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONOF IF YOU HAVE A PROBLEM WITH ANY TRANSACTION....

Vintage MUSEUM COLLECTED Navajo GIBSON NEZ Early Sterling Cuff Native American 102g

DESCRIPTION: Its hard to find GIBSON NEZ cuffs, but to find one of

his early cuffs is almost impossible..... this is a RARE, RARE, RARE chance

to win one at sale..... GIBSON NEZ is known for using gem quality stones

and his subtle texture stamp work backgrounds, this cuff is no exception....

APPROXIMATE DATE: 1970\'s

SIGNED/HALLMARK: GZN for Gibson Nez

TRIBE:Navajo

METAL:Stamped Sterling

STONE:Turquoise

WEIGHT:102g

SIZE:Interior Circumference:5 3/8\" + 1 5/8\" Gap - Not Flexible

Band Width: 1 3/8\" Max

Stone: Turquoise vary

CONDITION:Very Goodvintage condition.

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NOTE: Photos taken on a brown velvet cloth with normal incandescent light. Therefore

the silver in the photos appears to have more patina than it actually has due to the velvet reflecting

off of the silver. I have tried to adjust thecolors of the photos to show the natural color of the stones,

not the silver which is highly reflectiveand hard to photo without a polarized lens.

ALL photos were shot on an iPhone5. In addition, the coloron my monitor is bound to differ from yours.

These pieces have been sitting for four years, somehave tarnished more than others, I have lightly cleaned

the most tarnish pieces only to the point that I could get reasonably clear photos. Silver used in older piece

contain different alloys thanmodern silver which is an indicator to the age of the piece. IF the piece is not

stamped STERLINGthen I am assuming it is \"coin\" silver (.900) . None of the items I have for sale have been

tested.That said, I am a silver collector and would not purposely describe or sell anythingknowinglybeing

less than \"coin\" silver. On pre-war pieces and Fred Harvey your guess is good as mine on the silvercontent,

the true value of those pieces have little to do with the metal content.

ALL SALES ARE FINAL