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I always enjoy finding early works by artists whose careers have continued to grow—this is one of those pieces. This solid, heavy cast silver bracelet is set with high-grade Lone Mountain turquoise cabochons and accented with a swirl of 14k gold by multi award-winning Navajo (Diné) artist Lyndon Tsosie, winner of the Jewelry Division at the 2023 Santa Fe Indian Market. Created in his early years, likely late 1990s to early 2000s, it reflects the strong foundation of craftsmanship that defines his work today.
It measures 5 inches end to end with a 1.25-inch opening, offering a solid and balanced fit.
I always enjoy finding early works by artists whose careers have continued to grow—this is one of those pieces. This solid, heavy cast silver bracelet is set with high-grade Lone Mountain turquoise cabochons and accented with a swirl of 14k gold by multi award-winning Navajo (Diné) artist Lyndon Tsosie, winner of the Jewelry Division at the 2023 Santa Fe Indian Market. Created in his early years, likely late 1990s to early 2000s, it reflects the strong foundation of craftsmanship that defines his work today.
It measures 5 inches end to end with a 1.25-inch opening, offering a solid and balanced fit.