Golden Hill Turquoise & Sterling Silver Bracelet
9 Hours
6
2
$200.00
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
ZelleNEW, NEVER WORN STERLING SILVER AND TURQUOISE CUFF BRACELET
This handcrafted Golden Hill Turquoise and sterling silver bracelet is the work of Raymond Coriz, an award-winning artisan from the Santo Domingo Pueblo (also known as Kewa Pueblo).
While the Certificate of Authenticity in your image notes the tribe as "Navajo," Raymond Coriz is historically and professionally recognized as a Santo Domingo artist who learned his craft from his father and furthered his education at the Institute of American Indian Arts.
About the Piece
- Gemstone: Golden Hill Turquoise is mined in Kazakhstan and is prized for its unique "periwinkle blue" color and "burnt umber" matrix. It is highly sought after by collectors for its rarity and distinct appearance.
- Craftsmanship: Coriz is known for intricate silverwork, often incorporating traditional stamping or filigree designs.
- Estimated Value: Market prices for similar bracelets by Raymond Coriz typically range from $225 to $650, depending on the size and complexity of the silverwork.
- CASH or ZELLE ONLY
- NO HOLDS
- BUYER PAID FLAT RATE SHIPPING AVAILABLE
- LOCAL PICK-UP AVAILABLE
- NO WARRANTY
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Golden Hill Turquoise & Sterling Silver Bracelet
9 Hours
6
2
$200.00
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
ZelleNEW, NEVER WORN STERLING SILVER AND TURQUOISE CUFF BRACELET
This handcrafted Golden Hill Turquoise and sterling silver bracelet is the work of Raymond Coriz, an award-winning artisan from the Santo Domingo Pueblo (also known as Kewa Pueblo).
While the Certificate of Authenticity in your image notes the tribe as "Navajo," Raymond Coriz is historically and professionally recognized as a Santo Domingo artist who learned his craft from his father and furthered his education at the Institute of American Indian Arts.
About the Piece
- Gemstone: Golden Hill Turquoise is mined in Kazakhstan and is prized for its unique "periwinkle blue" color and "burnt umber" matrix. It is highly sought after by collectors for its rarity and distinct appearance.
- Craftsmanship: Coriz is known for intricate silverwork, often incorporating traditional stamping or filigree designs.
- Estimated Value: Market prices for similar bracelets by Raymond Coriz typically range from $225 to $650, depending on the size and complexity of the silverwork.
- CASH or ZELLE ONLY
- NO HOLDS
- BUYER PAID FLAT RATE SHIPPING AVAILABLE
- LOCAL PICK-UP AVAILABLE
- NO WARRANTY
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