Vintage Navajo Silver Wire Cuff With Stamping By Elaine Tahe

Sooner or later most devotees of Native American jewelry decide that wearing one bracelet on one arm isn't enough, and they evolve into silver and turquoise bracelet stackers. 

In order to rock a coveted stack, it's important to have some nice all-silver cuffs to set off your turquoise ones. In fact, some super stylish stackers are known to occasionally adorn both arms in only silver.

That's where this pretty vintage Navajo cuff excels - as part of your arm's stacked display. This silver wire bracelet is by Elaine Tahe, and it has a lovely yet symmetrical mix of textures and designs as it alternates between narrow parallel rows of stamped silver wire and even narrower parallel twisted wire. There are seven silver rows or tracks in all. The overall result is a wonderful and wearable bracelet that goes with everything! Even if you don't plan to stack this bracelet, you'll be pleased because it's an affordable and authentic piece of Navajo jewelry that will take you far.

Elaine Tahe's bracelet measures 5 1/4" inside plus a 1 5/16" opening that can easily (but carefully) be opened up or down. It has a 13/16" width, and it's signed "Tahe" and "Sterling" on the inside.