The harmonious color match across all nine stones creates a balanced and visually striking presentation, allowing the natural beauty of the material to take center stage. Each turquoise cabochon is secured within a meticulously hand chiseled bezel, highlighting the individuality of the stone while reflecting Gordon’s dedication to traditional silversmithing techniques.

Separating the gemstones are individually handcrafted silver stars, adding rhythm, dimension, and classic Southwestern character throughout the design. These carefully executed details provide visual movement across the bracelet while reinforcing its traditional Navajo aesthetic.

The stones are mounted upon a substantial rolled and hammered ingot sterling silver shank, hand forged completely from scratch in the traditional manner. The thick, weighty construction provides exceptional presence on the wrist while showcasing the craftsmanship and authenticity that distinguish Gordon’s work. The texture and strength of the ingot silver create a perfect complement to the vibrant turquoise, resulting in a piece that feels both powerful and refined.

Combining rare Carico Lake turquoise, traditional ingot silverwork, and Derrick Gordon’s celebrated artistry, this bracelet is a collector quality example of Native American jewelry. Its exceptional stones, meticulous hand fabrication, and timeless Southwestern design make it a standout piece that reflects the enduring beauty of both the material and the craft.

Inner Circumference of Bracelet: 5-3/4 in. Bracelet Gap Size: 1-1/4 in. Bracelet Width From Center: 1 in. (and tapers down to: 1/2 in.) Center Stone Size: 3/4 in. x 9/16 in. Full Inner Circumference of Bracelet Gap Size Included: 7 in. (Can be slightly adjusted prior to shipment upon request)