BRACELETS 1960’s NAVAJO PAWN THICK GAUGE OF INGOT SILVER STAMPED EDGING BISBEE CLUSTER 21 CABOCHONS ONE OF ONE COLLECTABLE 7 3/8"

Mudhead Gallery carries some beautiful collectable quality bracelets and here is one now...

Now available online this lovely exceptionally beautiful unisex 1960’s Bisbee pawn bracelet

with a nice heavy gauge of silver.  When you wear this bracelet it will make you feel like 

a million dollars without spending a million dollars that’s the good news!

Since we have so much in the Mudhead Gallery other items have distracted

others so that is the only reason why this bracelet is still available!

Listing photos tonight then tomorrow listing size upon my return to the Gallery.

This bracelet is just too beautiful to not show you this piece online right now.

Consider placing this bracelet on our special interest free layaway

with just 20% down then 12 equal monthly payments after that...

we would be shipping you your bracelet this time next year! 

That is just why we work so hard during the year...

so we can obtain just what it is we love!

Twenty one stones of a varying degree of size of Bisbee Turquoise really makes this bracelet pop.  Collectors and there are so many that won't be seeing this bracelet at Indian Market!  Only exclusively at the Mudhead Gallery in Denver and now online at mudheadgallery.com.  

While so many collectors run to Indian Market in Sante Fe...

so many other serious collectors are running to Mudhead Gallery to find their collectable jewelry...here's one of those collectable pieces now...that you won't find at Indian Market...

This bracelet measures 7 3/8" measuring the inside of the bracelet all the way around including the bracelet's opening. Opening alone measures 1 4/16". Width of bracelet at center measures 1 7/8" tapering down to 3/4"w

at bracelet's opening.

Weight is 153.2grams.

This bracelet is one bracelet that any serious collector would love to add to their outstanding collection!

Pieces such as this we really don't care if we sell them or not as they just continue to go up in value.

Thanks for looking!