Vintage Fred Harvey Era Navajo Sterling Silver Arrow Cuff Bracelet w/ Cerrillos Turquoise | Petite Women’s or Child Size Native Jewelry

This sweet little stunner is a whisper from the early days of Route 66 — a genuine Fred Harvey era Navajo cuff bracelet, handcrafted in sterling silver with repousse arrows, sunbursts, and a dreamy Cerrillos turquoise cabochon. It’s the kind of piece that once adorned the wrist of a traveler or a curious tourist, picked up from a roadside trading post, and treasured ever since.

Sized for a petite women’s or child’s wrist, this slender cuff is full of vintage soul. The soft green-blue turquoise stone — likely from the Cerrillos mine in New Mexico — is hugged by hand-stamped sun symbols and directional arrows, symbols of journey and protection. Light as a feather, but steeped in legacy.

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🌿 Why We Love It
Small but mighty, this early 20th-century treasure is a gorgeous example of Navajo silversmithing during the Fred Harvey era — rich with character and perfect for collectors, layering lovers, or anyone with a soft spot for true Southwest history. We especially love how the stamped symbols wrap all the way around, with those winding water lines and arrows adding extra storytelling power.

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📏 Key Details
• Inner circumference: 4 1/8”
• Gap: 1 1/2”
• Total inside: ~5 5/8” (fits petite women’s or child’s wrist)
• Face width: 1/4”
• Weight: 5 grams
• Stone: Cerrillos turquoise cabochon
• Sterling silver (unmarked, typical of the era)
• Hand-stamped repousse, arrow and sunburst motifs
• Circa 1930s–1940s

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📦 Shipping & Notes
This beauty ships carefully packaged and ready to gift — or to keep for yourself (because let’s be honest, she’s a keeper). Please note that all vintage pieces are sold as-is and all sales are final.
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