BRACELET TURQUOISE WIDE CUFF DOMED 33 OVAL VERTICAL STONES NON-NATIVE ITALIAN FRANK PATANIA SOLD

SOLD Now available for purchase exclusively at the Mudhead Gallery this

rare Non-Native American, but rather Italian American, Frank Patania domed wide cuff bracelet.

This bracelet 2"in width, consists of 11 individual rows of strips of narrow

sterling silver vertically placed silver domed having 3 oval turquoise stones

in a row spaced apart separated by beads of silver and bars of silver

extending out from the bracelet itself giving the

bracelet a three dimensional effect..."Great design"

and a look...that although made years ago...now looks contemporary today.

This bracelet is one of a kind and makes for a dramatic entrance and exit 

whether you are wearing it walking into or out of a room...

all eyes will be looking at that bracelet and the one who will be wearing it..."you"!

To wear this bracelet you must have a wrist that will accommodate a bracelet

measuring 6 3/4"W or slightly less when measuring the inside of the bracelet

all the way around including the opening.  The opening alone measures 1 2/16"W.

When we view our current inventory of Squash blossom necklaces

I found one that looks like it was made to go with this 

squash blossom necklace...see photos provided...

necklace $4800. signed DC.

**Incidentally we have over 100 Squash Blossom Necklaces in the Mudhead Gallery to choose from

most of which are not yet listed on Mudhead Gallery dot com website...

Soon to be listed...**

**This listing is for the bracelet only a listing for the necklace will be listed soon...**

To purchase both pieces together now... call for price.

One photo in this listing shows many however not all of our beautiful authentic

Native American made Zuni Bracelets in turquoise...we have an amazing variety as you can see...

we used this photo for a magazine ad a couple of years ago...call to check for availability

soon I will list these in the near future...however if you don't want to wait just call us for price...

Thanks for looking!