If bigger is better, this heavyweight cuff is best. Weighing in at a whopping 146 g and Handcrafted in Navajo Nation, this one of a kind piece is nothing short of beastly.

This hefty sterling silver work boasts three carefully selected, genuine turquoise cabochons, expertly polished to preserve their natural texture. Their vibrant robins egg blue hue is natural, unaltered and breathtaking.

Each turquoise cabochon is snuggly secured with a methodically crafted bezel.

Pieces of this nature are made with care and intention, and are built to last. You can be confident that this piece is of the highest quality, crafted with the best materials using methods that have been passed down for generations.

Despite its size, this piece is far from gaudy or flashy. Though seemingly simple in design, this cuff resonates elegance and class.

An additional note for those seeking genuine Native American made jewelry;

Beware of cheap knockoffs and lookalikes. Marketed as authentic, these pieces are mass produced and often made with low quality metal amalgams and synthetically altered stones, which are framed with non functional bezels and attached with glue. Counterfeiters will often stamp their counterfeits as sterling silver and include a fraudulent maker’s mark. Though at a glance they may look indistinguishable from the real thing, A closer look will reveal poor craftsmanship and cheap materials.

There are several online resources which can help you identify the authenticity of a piece. There are even databases with the makers marks of many different artists, providing the opportunity to learn about the artist who crafted your piece.