Larry Loretto Vintage Native American Zuni Cripple Creek Turquoise Sterling Silver Bracelet
This is a glamorous vintage Zuni bracelet! It features a solid silver cuff with Cripple Creek turquoise inlay! Impressive Artistry!
The Cripple Creek turquoise mine, located in Teller County, Colorado, is a gemstone source that has gained recognition for its distinctive turquoise varieties. While not as prolific as some of the more famous turquoise mines in the American Southwest, Cripple Creek turquoise has carved its niche in the market for its unique qualities. It is known for its beautiful light to medium blue hues with characteristic brown and black matrix patterns, giving it a charming, earthy appeal. This mine has been producing turquoise intermittently since the early 20th century, and its stones have been used by Native American artisans and jewelry makers to create exquisite pieces. Cripple Creek turquoise, with its rustic charm and regional significance, has garnered a dedicated following among collectors and those who appreciate the individuality of its stones. The width of the bracelet measures around 1/2". Signed by Zuni artist, Larry Loretto. Sterling silver, marked. The inside end to end measures around 5-7/8" with an additional 1-1/4" gap. Sturdy 44 grams.
Make Us an Offer- Due to the high demand of our items, many pieces sell quite fast. The most frequent email we receive are from buyers who waited too long to make us an offer and suddenly lost out because another buyer came in and purchased. Send us your reasonable offer today, we are flexible and you have nothing to lose! Ahéhee' (Thank you)
Financial assistance available! We are very flexible and will be happy to work with you, send us an email for more information!
The Cripple Creek turquoise mine, located in Teller County, Colorado, is a gemstone source that has gained recognition for its distinctive turquoise varieties. While not as prolific as some of the more famous turquoise mines in the American Southwest, Cripple Creek turquoise has carved its niche in the market for its unique qualities. It is known for its beautiful light to medium blue hues with characteristic brown and black matrix patterns, giving it a charming, earthy appeal. This mine has been producing turquoise intermittently since the early 20th century, and its stones have been used by Native American artisans and jewelry makers to create exquisite pieces. Cripple Creek turquoise, with its rustic charm and regional significance, has garnered a dedicated following among collectors and those who appreciate the individuality of its stones. The width of the bracelet measures around 1/2". Signed by Zuni artist, Larry Loretto. Sterling silver, marked. The inside end to end measures around 5-7/8" with an additional 1-1/4" gap. Sturdy 44 grams.
Make Us an Offer- Due to the high demand of our items, many pieces sell quite fast. The most frequent email we receive are from buyers who waited too long to make us an offer and suddenly lost out because another buyer came in and purchased. Send us your reasonable offer today, we are flexible and you have nothing to lose! Ahéhee' (Thank you)
Financial assistance available! We are very flexible and will be happy to work with you, send us an email for more information!
Recent Reviews
Omg I wanted this necklace and I got it! I love it! Responded to my offer fast - Lois M
Excellent product absolutely geogous cuff! I follow this seller due to the jewelry is one of a kind and classy!! Ships super fast and will negotiate with you. - Douglas C
Even nicer coral necklace than expected, authentic...love it & NA - Robin S
Beautiful bracelet, great service, happy with everything as always!! - Rosalind C
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