Wholesale Lot of Two Sets Traditional Native American Old Pawn Genuine Battle Mountain and #8 Turquoise Heavy Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelets Ring Pendant.

This Wholesale Lot of Two Sets of Traditional Native American Old Pawn Genuine Battle Mountain and #8 Turquoise Heavy Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelets, Ring and a Pendant gorgeous Navajo Indian jewelry. The bracelets are just full of natural character. Large hand-cut stones of green natural genuine Nevada Battle Mountain Turquoise and blue genuine natural #8 Turquoise dress the cuff bracelets with elegant colors and matrix. The Turquoise stones are framed by Sterling Silver traditional designs. The cuffs of the incredible bracelets were hand-made from Sterling Silver. There is a matching Nevada Battle Mountain Turquoise pendant and chain and a natural #8 Turquoise ring. Turquoise and Sterling Silver can't go wrong. This Turquoise jewelry has a natural elegant look that's highly fashionable. This hand-made Old Pawn Turquoise Bracelets are 1-1/2" wide. They'll fit a 7" to an 8" wrist. The pendant is on a 21-1/2" chain. The ring is size 6 to 7. The photo is of the one-of-a-kind hand-made Turquoise sets you'll receive. The items are sold as is, and any changes made by the customer or on the customer's behalf will render the items unreturnable.

OLD PAWN

Throughout our Indian lands the trading posts serve also as pawn shops with the trader usually involved in an earthy form of banking business - part of the process known as pawning. Most reservation Indians convert their cash into silver and turquoise jewelry and woven articles made from their native wool. When in need of money or commodities their assets are used as securities for loans. At times the trading post vault is the safest place in which to keep valuables. In this case the Indian pawns the items for a minimum loan and is happy to pay the interest rate in return for the security of his goods. If articles are not redeemed after the contractual length of time, it becomes "dead pawn" and may be sold by the trader for whatever the market will allow. Many old pawn items are not signed.

We understand the true value and nature of hand crafted Indian art. And, we recognize that it is important to know that the artist is truly a member of a Native American tribe. So, to ensure you that this is the real deal, a Certificate of Authenticity has been included with this item.

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