Solid vintage 60's-70's Navajo turquoise and coral reversible bracelet. The silversmith has created a spinner that sports nine (9) pieces of branch coral each set into saw tooth bezels and separated with silver drops on one side. The opposite side of the spinner displays nine (9) blue turquoise nuggets with brown and black matrix along with a single (1) piece of branch coral. Also set into saw tooth bezels and separated by silver drops, but framed with decorative stamped wire too. The spinner rides inside a thick oval casing that has three (3) stamped suns at top and bottom with deep decorative stampwork on both sides. It's attached to a double heavy gauge half round wire cuff which has been soldered together down both sides to the ends. The artist has also added decorative flowing leaves to both sides with a large silver drop at the stems. The artist has rounded the ends of the wire cuff to finish.

The bracelet measures 2 5/8" wide narrowing to 7/16" wide at the ends. The spinner measures 1 7/8" by 1 1/2" across. The cuff has an inner circumference of 6" plus a 1 1/4" opening. It fits a 7 1/8" wrist perfectly and can be adjusted to fit between a 7" to 7 1/4" wrist. The solid bracelet weighs 95.4 grams (3.36 oz or 3.06 ozt) and is unsigned sterling silver. Beautiful, bold, and somewhat rare vintage Navajo spinner bracelet!  $788.95