Important Vintage Navajo Charles Loloma Apprentice Turquoise Silver Bracelet

Important Vintage Navajo Charles Loloma Apprentice Turquoise Silver BraceletThis is an amazing vintage Navajo silver inlaid bracelet being very important as it was handmade by an apprentice to Charles Laloma which is Pete Sierra. The inlay is in beautiful stepping stone formation that consists of turquoise, coral and onyx. The cuff is marvelous. The width of the bracelet measures around 1 3 4". Signed by Navajo artist, Pete Sierra . Sterling silver. Cir. 1980's+. The inside end to end measures around 4 3 4" with an additional

This necklace includes the traditional silver clasp with accenting silver cones

The large turquoise stone measures a mind blowing 1-1/4" X 1-1/4"

Accenting the cuff are stunning silver waving patterns

This bracelet includes a wonderful double silver shank cuff

Sturdy 18 grams

This piece is incredibly special and is very old and just museum quality

A large oval of vertical cornrow design of purple spiny oyster and turquoise stones set about 3/8" above the finger - sure to get noticed as it's surrounded with a wide frame of silverwork

The large center oval design measures around 1-3/4" x 1-1/8"

swirling stems works and bordering arrow stampings

EA with an arrow (most likely Adakai family)

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This necklace consists of a wonderful traditional silver clasp