Turquoise Bracelets

Authentic Native American Jewelry Made in the USA.

281 Items

Genuine Kingman Turquoise Sterling Silver Bracelet ~~$179.00~~ $152.15
retail price $398.00
you save $245.85 (**62% savings!**)
size: 6 1/2"
item code: BR1292

3 Genuine Sonoran Gold Turquoise Stones Sterling Silver Bracelet ~~$339.00~~ $288.15
retail price $750.00
you save $461.85 (**62% savings!**)
size: 6 1/2"
item code: BR1302

Native American Jewelry Genuine Kingman Turquoise Sterling Silver Bracelet ~~$135.00~~ $114.75
retail price $299.00
you save $184.25 (**62% savings!**)
size: 6"
item code: BR1346

Genuine Kingman Turquoise Sterling Silver Navajo Bracelet ~~$245.00~~ $208.25
retail price $549.00
you save $340.75 (**62% savings!**)
size: 6 1/4"
item code: BR1362

Genuine Sonoran Turquoise Sterling Silver Bracelet ~~$178.00~~ $151.30
retail price $395.00
you save $243.70 (**62% savings!**)
size: 6 1/2"
item code: BR2025

Genuine White Buffalo Turquoise Sterling Silver Navajo Bracelet ~~$748.00~~ $635.80
retail price $1665.00
you save $1029.20 (**62% savings!**)
size: 7"
item code: WB2800

Genuine White Buffalo Turquoise Sterling Silver Native American Bracelet ~~$280.00~~ $238.00
retail price $625.00
you save $387.00 (**62% savings!**)
size: 6 1/2"
item code: WB2806

Genuine Golden Hill Turquoise Sterling Silver Native American Bracelet ~~$459.00~~ $390.15
retail price $1019.00
you save $628.85 (**62% savings!**)
size: 6"
item code: BR1308

Genuine Sonoran Turquoise Sterling Silver Navajo Bracelet ~~$139.00~~ $118.15
retail price $310.00
you save $191.85 (**62% savings!**)
size: 6 1/2"
item code: BR1069

Calvin Begay Starry Night in the Pueblo Sterling Silver Bracelet ~~$1,525.00~~ $1,296.25
retail price $3389.00
you save $2092.75 (**62% savings!**)
size: 6 3/4"
item code: BR2009

Sterling Silver Turquoise Bracelets Made by Native American Artists from the Navajo Indian Tribe and the Zuni Indian Tribe.

Southwestern Indians have worn jewelry made from pieces of shell, turquoise and other materials for centuries. The jewelry we think of as "Indian" began to evolve about 100 years ago. The Navajo were the first to produce jewelry that required the working of metal. Their love of metal working can be traced to the Spanish arrival in the Southwest. The major characteristic of Navajo jewelry today is the emphasis on metal work. The Navajo jewelry is designed to fit the stones. Stamp work, leaves and feathers fashioned of sterling silver are used to accent turquoise and other stones.