Rare old sterling silver cuff bracelet by Navajo artist Dan Oliver. It has his DO mark on the back. It is formed of four hand pulled cuffs that are joined at the terminal tips and behind the stone. It is stamp decorated with a leather hole punch and a die stamp. The turquoise is natural and I believe that this may be Pilot Mountain mine turquoise. The color is rich and deep. Nice quality. Stone is set in a plain bezel with fine twisted wire rope, applied swirls and large hand dropped raindrops.
The interior measures 5 1/8" plus the opening of 1 1/4". It is 2" wide. Weight: 59.4 grams. Dan produced jewelry for over 40 year and is now longer with us. An interesting little note is that his father, Lloyd Oliver, was Navajo and one of the original 29 code talkers in World War II
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