Lyanne Goodluck, Bracelet, Shadow Box, Shell, Turquoise, Navajo Handmade, 6 7/8"
Description
Navajo silversmith Lyanne Goodluck comes from a family of silversmiths. Her Great Grandfather, Hosteen Goodluck, was one of the first Navajo silversmiths and was very instrumental in the development of this Navajo craft. Shadowbox work she learned from her father, Teddy Goodluck. She uses a display of color made up by Kingman Turquoise and red spiny oyster shell and surrounded them with traditional stamp work. Lyanne made the bracelet using a three-wire cuff that will fit easily on the wrist and sit there comfortably all day long. Small silver drops have been added where the bracelet wires meet, finishing that wonderful Navajo silver look. Complete with the four-leaf clover hallmark, always meant for Goodluck.
Total Circumference - 6 7/8"
Opening - 1 1/8"
Width - 1 1/2"
Weight - 39.6 grams