Navajo Sterling Silver Bracelet Traditional Arrows Pattern by Rosita Singer 0927

Navajo Sterling Silver Bracelet Traditional Arrows Pattern by Rosita Singer

This Navajo Sterling Silver Bracelet has a strong southwest vibe, simple yet bold, that gets noticed yet doesn't take over. Rosita Singer (wife of late, great silversmith Tommy Singer) created these in their signature silver overlay style. Arrows directed to a central point create an energetic pattern, each is hand cut from Sterling Silver with a coping saw and lots of patience! The stamping down the sides makes each bracelet different. This design is 3/8"+ wide for wrist sizes 5-1/2" to 7". It's signed T&R Singer and stamped Sterling. This Navajo Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet has the talent of generations of this famous family, all rolled into one....and at a great price!

Your correct wrist size: you must measure the circumference of your wrist. You can use a cloth tape measure, a ¼” strip of paper or a cord to wrap around your wrist and mark it. Lay it out flat and measure the length against a ruler, that’s your exact circumference and the size you wear.

Tommy (1940-2014) was an award winning and innovative silversmith. As he progressed, his jewelry just got better with age! He worked closely with his wife, Rosita and other family members, Charlie, Richard and Willie, who continue his legacy. All are referenced in Wright's "Hallmark's of the Southwest", Schaaf's "American Indian Jewelry I and III" & Hougart's "Native American & Southwestern Silver Hallmarks" to name a few.