BR835 inlay and silver Harpo bracelet

One-of-a-Kind (and incredibly original!) piece

This exceptional bracelet is made of natural materials inlay and sterling silver.

Everything about this bracelet has charmed us!

First of all, its colors: the artist used iron wood, a wood from the Palo Fierro (a tree found in Mexico and the southwestern United States) and picture jasper, known for its lovely marbled brown-beige tones. The blue parts are shattuckite, a mineral whose luminous hue contrasts with the beautiful brown colors of this bracelet.

Then let's focus on the shape: the artist has created an imposing sterling silver frame with the distinctive feature of being slightly angular, creating a stunning geometric effect that perfectly matches the design of the inlay.
 

Inlay is a Native American jewelry technique originally developed by the Zuni tribe, but brilliantly realized here by a Navajo artist: just imagine the meticulousness and talent it takes for the jeweler to hand-carved each of these elements to create an original design that is as beautiful as this one.

Since a picture is worth a thousand words, we invite you to take a close look at each photo and let yourself be charmed!

Wrist circumference: 15.3cm (6 inches)

Central width: 2.2cm (0.7/8 inch)

Width at ends: 1.1cm (0.1/2 inch)

This bracelet is in sterling silver.

Proudly Navajo handmade in the USA.