Max Calavaza Turquoise and Coral Hand Chain Bracelet shop all rings Navajo silversmith Ted Secatero of

Navajo silversmith Ted Secatero of New Mexico

each bracelet reflects attention to detail and artisanal quality

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split shank cuff is very comfortable to wear and works well with all of your Lapis jewelry

please measure your wrist before purchase

Max Calavaza Turquoise and Coral Hand Chain Bracelet shop all rings Navajo silversmith Ted Secatero ofThis hand chain bracelet style has an interesting history. It became popular in the Roaring 1920s and was based on a style commonly associated with harems and belly dancing. It was called a slave bracelet. In the 1970s, items from India were popular with the counter culture. Native Americans began to make them for tourists and they remained popular for a decade. This vintage style has been recreated by Navajo silversmith, Max Calavasa. Sleeping Beauty