This 11-stone Manassa turquoise bracelet is the collaborative creation of Navajo silversmiths Lee and Verna Wesley, elders of the Navajo Nation from Sanders, Arizona. This handcrafted sterling silver cuff showcases eleven hand-selected Manassa turquoise stones, each framed in silver and arranged in a striking row.
Lee and Verna’s work reflects decades of shared artistry. Together, they bring old-style Navajo silversmithing to life, blending techniques and visions into heirloom-quality creations. Their jewelry is highly valued not only for its craftsmanship but for the wisdom and experience woven into every piece.
This bracelet is bold yet timeless, carrying the spirit of collaboration and heritage. With every detail—stone placement, silver setting, and overall balance—this cuff is more than jewelry; it is a wearable legacy of Navajo artistry.
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: Lee and Verna Begay from Sanders, Arizona
Eleven-stone bracelet
Size: 6 1/2 in. x 1 in.
Materials: Manassa turquoise, sterling silver
Handcrafted, Native American jewelry
Made in the USA
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