Bell Trading Post Nickel Silver Blue Turquoise Vintage Southwest Cuff Bracelet

Excellent condition, some tarnish & minor surface scratches Southwestern Cuff Bracelet Bell Trading Post Cuff Bracelet Vintage, 40s, 50s Turquoise Cuff Bracelet Blue Stone Cuff bracelet Silver Tone Cuff Bracelet, Nickel Silver Native American, Navajo Design Oval shaped turquoise cabochons Sawtooth Bezel Set Stamped band with geometric designs and feather motifs. Triple band cuff bracelet with center band adorned with turquoise. Nickel silver is an alloy of copper, nickel, and zinc that looks silvery but doesn't contain silver. It's often used as a cheaper, more durable substitute for silver. In 1932, Bell Trading Post was established in Albuquerque, New Mexico. It used nickel silver and copper to save money during the Great Depression. The post was located on Route 66 and sold Native American jewelry to tourists. Machinery was used to help Native American artists make jewelry. Signed Bell Nickel Silver Approximately 7-inch circumference, 0.75-inch wide