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Navajo Mediterranean Coral Five-Stone Sterling Silver Link Bracelet
A beautiful and substantial Navajo Mediterranean coral link bracelet, featuring five vibrant red coral cabochons surrounded by wonderfully detailed traditional Southwestern silverwork. Rich in color, texture, and character, this striking bracelet combines the timeless beauty of Mediterranean coral with the distinctive artistry of Navajo silversmithing.
Each coral stone is individually bezel-set within an elaborate silver link featuring an impressive combination of decorative stamping, scalloped edges, and dimensional silver accents. The carefully arranged designs surrounding each stone create a wonderful sense of movement and depth, drawing the eye toward the vibrant coral at the center.
The silverwork is particularly appealing, with triangular extensions featuring deeply stamped geometric patterns, fan-shaped details, and small rounded silver accents positioned around each setting. These decorative elements give the bracelet a distinctive Southwestern character while beautifully complementing the natural warmth of the coral.
The five individual links are joined by sturdy silver connectors, allowing the bracelet to move comfortably and gracefully around the wrist. Unlike a rigid cuff, this articulated design provides flexibility while maintaining the substantial presence of traditional Navajo silver jewelry.
A secure lobster-claw clasp and adjustable chain-style connection complete the bracelet, accommodating lengths of approximately 8 3/4 to 9 1/4 inches.
Weighing 37 grams, this bracelet offers a wonderful balance of substance and wearability. The combination of brilliant red coral, detailed silverwork, and its beautifully balanced five-stone design makes it equally appealing worn alone as a statement piece or paired with other favorite Southwestern jewelry.
Mediterranean coral has long been treasured in Native American jewelry, particularly among Navajo and Pueblo artists, for its rich red color and striking contrast against silver and turquoise. Its use in Southwestern adornment reflects generations of artistic exchange and an enduring appreciation for beautiful natural materials.
With its vibrant coral cabochons, intricate stamped silverwork, and classic articulated construction, this bracelet is a wonderful addition to any collection of traditional Navajo jewelry.
Details:
Artist: Unknown
Tribal Affiliation: Navajo (Diné)
Stone: Mediterranean Red Coral
Metal: Silver
Design: Five-Stone Articulated Link Bracelet
Length: Approximately 8 3/4" – 9 1/4"
Weight: 37 grams
Closure: Lobster-Claw Clasp with Adjustable Links
A gorgeous Navajo coral bracelet featuring five richly colored Mediterranean coral cabochons, beautifully detailed silver settings, and timeless Southwestern craftsmanship.
A beautiful and substantial Navajo Mediterranean coral link bracelet, featuring five vibrant red coral cabochons surrounded by wonderfully detailed traditional Southwestern silverwork. Rich in color, texture, and character, this striking bracelet combines the timeless beauty of Mediterranean coral with the distinctive artistry of Navajo silversmithing.
Each coral stone is individually bezel-set within an elaborate silver link featuring an impressive combination of decorative stamping, scalloped edges, and dimensional silver accents. The carefully arranged designs surrounding each stone create a wonderful sense of movement and depth, drawing the eye toward the vibrant coral at the center.
The silverwork is particularly appealing, with triangular extensions featuring deeply stamped geometric patterns, fan-shaped details, and small rounded silver accents positioned around each setting. These decorative elements give the bracelet a distinctive Southwestern character while beautifully complementing the natural warmth of the coral.
The five individual links are joined by sturdy silver connectors, allowing the bracelet to move comfortably and gracefully around the wrist. Unlike a rigid cuff, this articulated design provides flexibility while maintaining the substantial presence of traditional Navajo silver jewelry.
A secure lobster-claw clasp and adjustable chain-style connection complete the bracelet, accommodating lengths of approximately 8 3/4 to 9 1/4 inches.
Weighing 37 grams, this bracelet offers a wonderful balance of substance and wearability. The combination of brilliant red coral, detailed silverwork, and its beautifully balanced five-stone design makes it equally appealing worn alone as a statement piece or paired with other favorite Southwestern jewelry.
Mediterranean coral has long been treasured in Native American jewelry, particularly among Navajo and Pueblo artists, for its rich red color and striking contrast against silver and turquoise. Its use in Southwestern adornment reflects generations of artistic exchange and an enduring appreciation for beautiful natural materials.
With its vibrant coral cabochons, intricate stamped silverwork, and classic articulated construction, this bracelet is a wonderful addition to any collection of traditional Navajo jewelry.
Details:
Artist: Unknown
Tribal Affiliation: Navajo (Diné)
Stone: Mediterranean Red Coral
Metal: Silver
Design: Five-Stone Articulated Link Bracelet
Length: Approximately 8 3/4" – 9 1/4"
Weight: 37 grams
Closure: Lobster-Claw Clasp with Adjustable Links
A gorgeous Navajo coral bracelet featuring five richly colored Mediterranean coral cabochons, beautifully detailed silver settings, and timeless Southwestern craftsmanship.

