Journey back to the golden age of Southwestern tourism with this authentic Fred Harvey era sterling silver cuff bracelet. Dating back to the 1950s, this bracelet embodies the iconic style that captivated travelers along the Santa Fe Railroad. It features a beautiful blue turquoise cabochon, framed by a delicate rope design and flanked by two charming stamped bird motifs. This piece is a true testament to the enduring legacy of Fred Harvey and the artistry of Native American silversmiths.
Perfect for: Collectors of Fred Harvey era jewelry Lovers of Native American and Southwestern style Those fascinated by the history of the American Southwest Anyone who appreciates finely crafted vintage jewelry
Features: Genuine turquoise stone (12.2 x 12.2 mm) Stamped bird motifs Sterling silver (tested and guaranteed) Fits a 6 3/4" wrist comfortably Width at widest point: 1" Inside tip-to-tip: 5 7/16" Gap opening: 1 5/16" * Weight: 22.8 grams Very good vintage condition with minimal scratching on the stone and metal, and moderate patina that adds to its character
A Note About Patina: This bracelet has developed a natural patina over time, which many collectors appreciate as a sign of its age and authenticity. You can choose to preserve this patina for a vintage look or gently polish it to restore its original shine.
The Fred Harvey Legacy: The Fred Harvey Company played a pivotal role in shaping the image of the American Southwest in the early 20th century. Their hotels, restaurants, and curio shops along the Santa Fe Railroad introduced travelers to the beauty of Native American arts and crafts, including exquisite jewelry like this bracelet.
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