Attributed to Dan Simplicio sterling silver cuff bracelet with a large turquoise stone.
Bezel set stones. Overlay of a snake with stamped details on the bracelet edges.
A truly beautiful bracelet, well-crafted handmade piece.
Dan Simplicio - Zuni, 1917 - 1969. Zuni Pueblo, NM
One of the most innovative wide-ranging Zuni artists. Dan Simplicio learned jewelry making from his uncle, Juan Dedios, and worked at C.G. Wallace’s trading post at Zuni, Simplicio was the first to use red branch coral in its natural form, and probably the first jewelry maker at Zuni to use gold. He introduced undulating leaf motifs into Zuni art. He is known for combining natural branch coral and turquoise with innovative designs that frequently included elaborate leaf work.
DIMENSIONS:
Interior: 5 3/4"
Gap: 1 1/4"
Overall: 7"
Face Width: 2 1/16 "
Width side to side: 2 1/2 "
GRAMS: 83.7
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