Bracelet c. 1930

This silver bracelet, crafted by a Navajo (Diné) artist around 1930, showcases intricate braided designs and a captivating turquoise stone. The delicate size and intricate details exemplify the artistry of Native American silversmiths. The bracelet is a beautiful example of the Navajo tradition of using silver and turquoise in jewelry, with the turquoise representing the sky and the earth and symbolizing the spiritual connection to the land. The piece, housed at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, serves as a reminder of the enduring legacy of Navajo craftsmanship.