Navajo Gary Reeves Godber Mine RARE Spiderweb Turquoise & SS Bracelet

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Navajo Gary Reeves Godber Mine RARE Spiderweb Turquoise & SS Bracelet
Navajo Gary Reeves Godber Mine RARE Spiderweb Turquoise & SS Bracelet
Navajo Gary Reeves Godber Mine RARE Spiderweb Turquoise & SS Bracelet
Navajo Gary Reeves Godber Mine RARE Spiderweb Turquoise & SS Bracelet

Navajo Gary Reeves Godber Mine RARE Spiderweb Turquoise & SS Bracelet
Navajo Gary Reeves Godber Mine RARE Spiderweb Turquoise & SS Bracelet. We are letting go of a large number of quality pieces from our collection of Native American jewelry. You will find, among them, some real treasures of OLD PAWN as well as pieces from some of the very best artisans. We hope you will bookmark our site and visit often as we will be listing new items almost daily. This gorgeous bracelet is amazing in so many ways. First, it was created by renowned Navajo artist Gary Reeves, brother of Sunshine and Daniel Reeves. Their award-winning works collectively populate many museums, collections and publications. The turquoise cabochon in this bracelet is very unusual, in its incredible beauty, size (2 5/8″ x 1 3/8″), rarity and origin. The Godber Mine in Nevada has been known to produce some of the finest turquoise ever mined, and on very rare occasions, a gorgeous spiderweb turquoise which is what you see here. Clouds of blue in a black sea. It is easily one of the most arresting and beautiful turquoise gems we’ve seen. It’s set in a plain Sterling silver bezel ringed with silver rope. The wings of the cuff have applied Sterling najas, an interesting choice of decoration. It is t hought to have originated with the Moors, then borrowed from the Spanish, both of which believed the naja protected them from harm. Navajo for “crescent, ” it was used by the Navajo first as an ornamental design on horse bridle headstalls and as silver decorations on men? Eventually, Navajo silversmiths began incorporating the naja design into their jewelry. The najas on this bracelet contain within them what is either a cross or a sword. Considering the origins of the symbol, perhaps it’s meant to represent both. The center strand of the three-strand Sterling band is a thin silver wire bonded with silver rope on both sides. The Sterling silver plate upon which the cab is mounted is signed on the back with the artist’s signature, G. Reeves, and stamped Sterling. This museum-quality bracelet is a perfect example of the artistry for which Gary Reeves is famous, from the choice of rare turquoise to the excellent design he created as a showcase. It is definitely one of a kind. Width: 2 3/4 at widest. Inside circumference (without gap): 5 7/8. Materials: Godber Mine Turquoise, Sterling Silver. Please visit my other auctions for more items of this kind plus much more. FREE scheduling, supersized images and templates. Get Vendio Sales Manager. Make your listings stand out with FREE Vendio custom templates! Over 100,000,000 served. Get FREE counters from Vendio today! The item “Navajo Gary Reeves Godber Mine RARE Spiderweb Turquoise & SS Bracelet” is in sale since Sunday, January 26, 2020. This item is in the category “Jewelry & Watches\Ethnic, Regional & Tribal\Bracelets & Charms”. The seller is “jeffwarren” and is located in Tijeras, New Mexico. This item can be shipped to United States, Canada.
  • Ethnic & Regional Style: Native American
  • Type: Bracelet

Navajo Gary Reeves Godber Mine RARE Spiderweb Turquoise & SS Bracelet