Patrick Yazzie Sterling Silver and Turquoise Petit Point Cuff Bracelet
Native American Jewelry

Patrick Yazzie Sterling Silver and Turquoise Petit Point Cuff Bracelet

This is a hand-crafted sterling silver cuff bracelet featuring a line of petit point turquoise needlepoint settings. Attributed to the well-regarded Navajo silversmith Patrick Yazzie, this piece showcases classic Southwestern craftsmanship. The bracelet is constructed from a solid, medium-gauge sterling silver band with a smooth, polished interior surface and terminals. The primary decorative element consists of fifteen small, vibrant blue turquoise cabochons, likely sourced from the Sleeping Beauty or similar Arizona mine given their consistent saturation and lack of heavy matrix. Each stone is individually set in a fine-toothed serrated bezel, which is a hallmark of high-quality traditional Navajo jewelry. The row of stones spans approximately the front third of the cuff, ending in clean silver transitions. In terms of condition, the silver exhibits a moderate, natural patina consistent with a vintage or pre-owned piece, which highlights the detail of the bezels. There are light surface scratches on the silver from wear, but no signs of significant structural damage or stone loss. The craftsmanship is precise, with even spacing and secure settings. Based on the style and maker, this item likely dates between the late 20th century to the early 21st century.

Estimated Value

$450.00 - $650.00

Basic Information

Category

Native American Jewelry

Appraised On

March 11, 2026

Estimated Value

$450.00 - $650.00

Additional Details Provided By Owner

User Provided Information

Patrick Yazzie

Item Description

This is a hand-crafted sterling silver cuff bracelet featuring a line of petit point turquoise needlepoint settings. Attributed to the well-regarded Navajo silversmith Patrick Yazzie, this piece showcases classic Southwestern craftsmanship. The bracelet is constructed from a solid, medium-gauge sterling silver band with a smooth, polished interior surface and terminals. The primary decorative element consists of fifteen small, vibrant blue turquoise cabochons, likely sourced from the Sleeping Beauty or similar Arizona mine given their consistent saturation and lack of heavy matrix. Each stone is individually set in a fine-toothed serrated bezel, which is a hallmark of high-quality traditional Navajo jewelry. The row of stones spans approximately the front third of the cuff, ending in clean silver transitions. In terms of condition, the silver exhibits a moderate, natural patina consistent with a vintage or pre-owned piece, which highlights the detail of the bezels. There are light surface scratches on the silver from wear, but no signs of significant structural damage or stone loss. The craftsmanship is precise, with even spacing and secure settings. Based on the style and maker, this item likely dates between the late 20th century to the early 21st century.

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