Silver cuff bracelet with turquoise and orange inlay on a white background
Silver cuff bracelet with turquoise and orange inlay on a white background
Silver cuff bracelet with turquoise and orange inlay on a white background
Silver cuff bracelet with turquoise and orange inlay on a white background

Turquoise & Spiny Oyster Sterling Silver Navajo Bracelet

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This turquoise and spiny oyster overlay cuff by Navajo silversmith Marita Jackson is a statement piece of striking color and intricate craftsmanship. This handcrafted piece features a bold design of Kingman turquoise and spiny oyster shell inlaid within an overlay of sterling silver. 

Marita, from Ganado, Arizona, is part of a family known for its artistry—wife of the late renowned silversmith Tommy Jackson, she has developed a signature style rooted in tradition yet deeply personal. Each piece she creates reflects years of collaboration, learning, and her own vision for Navajo jewelry. 

Care instructions: Store in a cool, dry place, preferably in an airtight container or anti-tarnish pouches, and avoid exposure to harsh chemicals, water, and prolonged sunlight. Regularly clean with a soft cloth and mild silver polish or a baking soda/water mixture and wear it often to maintain its luster. 

  • Artist: Marita Jackson from Ganado, Arizona 
  • Overlay cuff (bracelet) 
  • Size: 1 in. cuff width, 5 1/4 in. inside measurement, 1 1/8 in. opening 
  • Materials: Kingman turquoise, spiny oyster shell, sterling silver 
  • Handcrafted, Native American jewelry 
  • Made in the USA 
  • Not eligible for any discounts or promotional offers 

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