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Navajo Silver and Turquoise Cufflinks circa 1940s browse these categories for related items... Directory: Estate Jewelry: Ethnic: Native American: Pre 1950: item # 702386 Please refer to our stock # 201 when inquiring.
Southwest Trader HC-69 BOX 4B SAPELLO, NM 87745 505-425-5630 Guest Book $ 129.50 |
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| There is relatively little jewelry for men, so cufflinks are always a nice surprise for dressing up a good shirt. I find myself noticing that glint of unexpected metal when the sleeve of a suit jacket creeps up past the wrist and thinking, "Wow, classy!" And then I think, "Why don't I wear cufflinks more often?" I know women who wear them, too. And why not? A pair of cufflinks adds a unique touch of style that gets noticed and remembered. In the era of "tourist jewelry" made by Native Americans, cufflinks were popular, so while not a common item they are a wise purchase today for collections or as gifts for loved ones: their value certainly won't be going down. Cufflinks containing stamp work and natural American turquoise stones, as these do, are among the more desirable examples. Dimensions are: ¾ inches in diameter. Stones are 3/16 inches in diameter and a nice rich color. | ||
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