Very charming MAISEL'S Trading Post Cuff Bracelet.  Vintage (ca 1950's) sterling silver and Cerrillos Turquoise cuff weighs 20.3 grams.  Bracelet has 6 1/2 wearable inches with gap.  Piece displays 8 forest green turquoise cabochons framed by Native American etched silver design. In great condition with old patina. 

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The Cerrillos Turquoise mining district has been called the earliest and the most important turquoise mining area in the country. It is located in Santa Fe County in north central New Mexico between the towns of Santa Fe and Albuquerque.

Turquoise there has been found in most every color, it is hard and can be of very good quality. Today Cerrillos turquoise is considered rare and little is seen. It can still be found in jewelry where small claim owners and rockhounds have supplied the turquoise.

Pueblo miners had worked the area for centuries before the Spanish arrived. Over two hundred dig sites have been located. The main mining areas are located about three miles apart. One area is situated on Turquoise Hill and includes the Tiffany and Castilian mines.