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The Marialva Collection

Vintage Sterling Silver Onyx Cuff Bracelet Navajo JH Signed Modernist 33.7g

Vintage Sterling Silver Onyx Cuff Bracelet Navajo JH Signed Modernist 33.7g

Regular price $298.00 USD
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Striking vintage sterling silver and black onyx cuff bracelet with a sculptural, sweeping design. The substantial silver cuff twists gracefully around the wrist, meeting at the center with a long oval black onyx cabochon in a smooth bezel setting.

The bracelet is signed with an intertwined “JH” maker’s mark and marked STERLING. Based on the markings and construction, it appears to be a Native American/Navajo-made piece; I would describe it as Navajo unless the individual JH maker can be positively identified.

The combination of the polished black stone and fluid silverwork gives this piece a wonderful mid-century/modernist Southwestern look.

Measurements

  • Approximately fits a 6.75” wrist
  • inside 2” 3/8” width by 1.5” circa
  • Onyx stone: approximately 22 mm x 8 mm
  • Weight: approximately 33.7 grams
  • Marked: STERLING
  • Signed: intertwined JH

Condition

Very good vintage condition with expected surface scratches, patina and signs of previous wear to the sterling. The onyx appears smooth and glossy. Please review photographs closely as they form part of the condition description.

Styling

This is an especially wearable Native American silver piece—the sculptural shape feels distinctly modern while the black onyx gives it a classic Southwestern character. Substantial enough to wear alone but beautiful stacked with other sterling cuffs.

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