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Found this bracelet in a park. Looks to be Indian. At first I cound'nt make out the image due to dirt and stain but when I cleaned it up, this is what I got. I did'nt even think it was a precious metal, but it was and I like it very much. ;D
 

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Almost Mayan... If it didn't have the Sterling mark on it you would think it was hundreds of years old.

The Cat
 
nice find.....Matt
 
Looks like one of the silver souvenier bracelets you find in Mexico city... nice design
 
It looks Navajo to me and it's initialed by the artist. Could be worth a lot more than you think it is.
 
Look up Navajo story teller cuff bracelet. It's definitely Navajo.

I found one Navajo silversmith by the name of Jessie Claw. From what I could find, he signed his earlier pieces JC, and after 1974 with a stick figure of a man.

I don't know if yours is by Jessie Claw, but there's a starting point for you.
 
I was just going to say look up Navajo story teller braceletts an it looks like yours is made by Jessie Claw.Congrats it's a sweet piece :icon_thumright:
 
Frogsong said:
Look up Navajo story teller cuff bracelet. It's definitely Navajo.

I found one Navajo silversmith by the name of Jessie Claw. From what I could find, he signed his earlier pieces JC, and after 1974 with a stick figure of a man.

I don't know if yours is by Jessie Claw, but there's a starting point for you.

Thanks for the info. :icon_thumleft:
 

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