Zuni Cultured Opal Channel Inlaid Sterling Silver Bracelet
$180.00
Only 1 left in stock
Additional information
| Weight | 0.15 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 2.313 × 2.25 × 0.5 in |
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Bracelets can be a little more difficult and come in different sizes. We have provided a guideline to get the best fit for your wrist. With bracelets, keep in mind also, that some bracelets can be slightly adjusted to fit your wrist. The bracelets that are easier to adjust usually have stone settings. Bracelets that have inlaid stones do not adjust easily and can be damaged if trying to bend them, the stones can pop out. On inlaid styles, we suggest checking the suggested sizes more carefully.
This sizing can be determined in two ways. One is to measure across your wrist. So for example, if your wrist measures 2 1/2″ inches across then this would match up to a bracelet with an interior diameter of 2 1/2″. If you see the abbreviation of “ID” then this would also apply to the interior diameter of the bracelet across.
Another method is by a measurement around the wrist circumference. For example, take a soft measuring tape and wrap it around your wrist to get an idea of sizing.
- Extra Small: Size 5.75” and less
- Small: 6” to 6.25”
- Medium: 6.5” to 6.75”
- Large: 7” to 7.25”
- Extra Large: 7.5” and up
This exquisitely handcrafted Zuni bracelet jewelry, a Native American authentic Zuni cultured opal raised channel inlay bracelet has a wonderful collection of 8 intricately cut cultured opal stones inlaid in a band of high-quality sterling silver with a beautiful silver rope edge surrounding the raised channel and Zuni designs delicately stamped on each side. This treasured Zuni hand-crafted silver & cultured opal bracelet is handmade by an accomplished Zuni Native American artisan designer and would make a treasured gift for any Native American or Zuni jewelry collector or as a family heirloom.
Size: 2.313″ wide, 5.25″ inner diameter including gap
Artist: Stamped J
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