White Buffalo Bracelet by Arnold Goodluck 5-1/2"
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White Buffalo Bracelet by Arnold Goodluck 5-1/2"

  • Product SKU: G02290
  • Availability: In Stock
$750.00
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Large, sterling silver bracelet features hand stamped designs and set with white buffalo stone.

  • Inside Measurement (not include the opening): 5.50"
  • Opening: 1.0"
  • Width: 1.10"
  • Stone size: 0.9" x 0.8"
  • Material: Sterling Silver (Silver925)
  • Weight: 1.56oz (44.14Gram)

   

  • Artist/Tribe: Arnold Goodluck (Navajo)

    Arnold was born in 1964 and learned silver smithing from his parents. His work covers a wide range of styles, from stamp work to wirework, and contemporary to old style. He is inspired by livestock and cowboy living. Many people can relate to his style of jewelry.

  • Stone: White Buffalo Stone

    White Buffalo stone is a highly sought-after, rare white mineral mined exclusively at the Dry Creek Mine in Tonopah, Nevada, discovered by the Otteson family in 1993. While often called "White Buffalo Turquoise," it is actually composed of white magnesite or aluminum silicate(not consider as a turquoise) and is not technically turquoise. It is known for its striking white color with black or brown matrix (spiderwebbing) and is popular in high-end Native American jewelry. 

Large, sterling silver bracelet features hand stamped designs and set with white buffalo stone.

  • Inside Measurement (not include the opening): 5.50"
  • Opening: 1.0"
  • Width: 1.10"
  • Stone size: 0.9" x 0.8"
  • Material: Sterling Silver (Silver925)
  • Weight: 1.56oz (44.14Gram)

   

  • Artist/Tribe: Arnold Goodluck (Navajo)

    Arnold was born in 1964 and learned silver smithing from his parents. His work covers a wide range of styles, from stamp work to wirework, and contemporary to old style. He is inspired by livestock and cowboy living. Many people can relate to his style of jewelry.

  • Stone: White Buffalo Stone

    White Buffalo stone is a highly sought-after, rare white mineral mined exclusively at the Dry Creek Mine in Tonopah, Nevada, discovered by the Otteson family in 1993. While often called "White Buffalo Turquoise," it is actually composed of white magnesite or aluminum silicate(not consider as a turquoise) and is not technically turquoise. It is known for its striking white color with black or brown matrix (spiderwebbing) and is popular in high-end Native American jewelry. 

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