Vintage Fred Harvey-Style Turquoise and Silver Bracelet Bracelet 5K17B

Vintage Fred Harvey-Style Turquoise and Silver Bracelet Bracelet 5K17B

Vintage Fred Harvey-Style Turquoise and Silver Bracelet Bracelet 5K17B

(Curio Co etc) produce this distinctive looking jewelry catering to travelers seeking Native-inspired souvenirs. Unlike traditional Navajo jewelry-handmade by skilled artisans using techniques like casting, hand-stamping, and bezel-setting-tourist-style jewelry was typically mass-produced with limited cultural authenticity.

Condition: Pre-Owned

Price: USD 660.00

Seller: n8tivearts (100.0% positive feedback, 8656 reviews)

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Vintage Fred Harvey-Style Turquoise and Silver Bracelet Bracelet 5K17B
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Item Description from Seller

Material: Sterling Silver, Turquoise (the turquoise has been recently replaced with Natural turquoise from Hubei)

Dimensions: The inside of this bracelet measures 5-1/2″ from end to end. The opening is 1-1/8″ and the piece is 2-1/8″ at it’s widest.

Weight (in grams): 64.9

Hallmark/Signature: N/A

Route 66. Tourist-style Southwestern jewelry, popular from the early 1900s through mid-century, was produced by various manufacturers (Fred Harvey, Bell Trading Co., Maisel’s, H.H. Tammen. Curio Co etc) produce this distinctive looking jewelry catering to travelers seeking Native-inspired souvenirs. These pieces often featured lightweight silver, machine-stamped designs, and small turquoise stones, emphasizing affordability and decorative appeal over craftsmanship. Unlike traditional Navajo jewelry-handmade by skilled artisans using techniques like casting, hand-stamping, and bezel-setting-tourist-style jewelry was typically mass-produced with limited cultural authenticity. There is a growing number of collectors of this style, as it has its own historic significance.

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