This striking Navajo cuff bracelet by renowned silversmiths Mary & Ken Bill exemplifies exceptional craftsmanship and traditional Native American design.
Made from sterling silver (.925 purity), the bracelet features a 1/20 12K gold filled overlay that highlights an intricate hand-stamped pattern on the surface, possible sunrays.
Weighing 81.44 grams (2.873 ounces), the piece is both substantial and durable, consistent with the artists’ signature heavy-gauge silver work. The underside is clearly marked with the signature: "Mary & Ken Bill, Sterling, 1/20 12K G.F,” showcasing an intricate pattern on the center, inner surface.
Mary & Ken Bill are celebrated for their meticulous attention to detail and use of traditional Navajo techniques such as hand-stamping, oxidation, and brushing.
This bracelet embodies a timeless blend of Navajo heritage and contemporary artistry, making it a valuable addition for collectors and admirers of authentic Native American jewelry.
This striking Navajo cuff bracelet by renowned silversmiths Mary & Ken Bill exemplifies exceptional craftsmanship and traditional Native American design.
Made from sterling silver (.925 purity), the bracelet features a 1/20 12K gold filled overlay that highlights an intricate hand-stamped pattern on the surface, possible sunrays.
Weighing 81.44 grams (2.873 ounces), the piece is both substantial and durable, consistent with the artists’ signature heavy-gauge silver work. The underside is clearly marked with the signature: "Mary & Ken Bill, Sterling, 1/20 12K G.F,” showcasing an intricate pattern on the center, inner surface.
Mary & Ken Bill are celebrated for their meticulous attention to detail and use of traditional Navajo techniques such as hand-stamping, oxidation, and brushing.
This bracelet embodies a timeless blend of Navajo heritage and contemporary artistry, making it a valuable addition for collectors and admirers of authentic Native American jewelry.
