Two Diné (Navajo) cuff bracelets

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Two Diné (Navajo) cuff bracelets Each of silver, stamped and pierced, the first centering a single turquoise; the second set with three rectangular turquoise. first: inner circumference (including gap) 6 1/2in, gap 1in, width 13/16in; second: inner circumference (including gap) 6 3/4in, gap 7/8in, width 15/16in; gross weight approximately 69.7g Footnotes: The first with attached pawn ticket dated 1992 Provenance Property of a Santa Fe, NM Collector For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing

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Two Diné (Navajo) cuff bracelets

Lot 0059

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Jun 18, 2026, 1:58 PM EDT

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