Rare Navajo Bolo Tie | Charles Singer Sterling Silver & Tufa Cast Turquoise | Southwestern Jewelry | 1970s

Own a piece of Native American artistry with this vintage bolo tie, handcrafted by renowned Navajo artist Charles Singer, Brother of Tommy Singer. Circa 1970, this exceptional piece features a striking greenish-blue turquoise stone in a unique tufa cast setting, all expertly crafted in sterling silver.

Why you'll love it:
Collector's Item: This bolo tie is a rare find, signed by the esteemed artist Charles Singer, known for his exceptional silversmithing and use of high-quality turquoise.
Southwestern Style: Embrace the rugged elegance of the Southwest with this authentic bolo tie, perfect for adding a touch of character to your wardrobe.
Versatile: Wear it with a button-down shirt for a classic look, or dress it down with a denim jacket for a more casual vibe.
Conversation Starter: This unique piece is sure to draw compliments and spark conversations about its history and craftsmanship.
Details:

Artist: Charles Singer (signed with arrow hallmark, Charles and Lena Singer)
Materials: Sterling silver, natural turquoise (tufa cast)
Pendant Size: 1 3/4" x 2 1/4"
Cord: Braided black leather, adjustable from 10" to 37"
Weight: 68.8 grams
Era: Circa 1970s
Condition: Excellent estate condition, cleaned and polished

A Note About Charles Singer:
Charles Singer (1930-2009) was a highly respected Navajo silversmith known for his innovative tufa casting technique. This method involves creating a mold from volcanic rock, resulting in unique textures and patterns in the silver.

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