Bracelet c. 1910

This silver bracelet, crafted by the Navajo people around 1910, is a striking example of Diné jewelry. The bracelet's design features a central turquoise stone, a common element in Navajo silverwork, surrounded by intricate silverwork. The use of twisted wire and stamped designs, combined with the turquoise, reflects the rich artistic tradition of the Navajo people. The bracelet, now housed at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, is a testament to the beauty and skill of Native American craftsmanship.