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ABOUT VINCENT:.

Born in Albuquerque in '58 & grew up on the Navajo reservation of To'hajiilee,(Canoncito Band of Navajos) 30 miles west.His parents/grandparents were silversmiths before him,he was taught by his Mother & still uses tools passed down to him by his ancestors & also makes his own stamps,which give his jewelry an extension of his own identity, onto the sterling.

He is one artist who never creates two pieces exactly alike & is known for his very identifiable hand stamp work that takes precision,accuracy & a good eye to do, what he does.. Vince has a look that belongs to only him & even though there are a lot of artists that stamp,there is no one that does to silver what he does nor the look it's done with. He "owns" his style & is one of the more collectible,when it comes to sterling Navajo jewelry.

DESCRIPTION:

The tooled butterfly is simply displayed by itself upon a wide 3 wire split shank spread,where all eyes are on this tastefully made piece of art.No,it's not over the top in size,nor weight,but still has enough presence that can't help but be noticed!

The shank is not made with heavy gauge wire,so it's adjustable.

For those who love the look of Santa Fe & will compliment any Santa Fe style of dress in a western style fashion!

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ARTIST: Vincent Platero

TRIBE: Navajo

METAL: Sterling

METAL FINISH: OXIDIZED

INTERIOR MEASUREMENT: 5-1/2"

GAP OPENING: 1-1/4"

(For a total wrist measurement of 6-3/4")

ADJUSTABLE: Yes,with know how or by a reputable jeweler

WIDTH:2-1/8"

BUTTERFLY SIZE: 2-1/8" X 2--1/4" WIDE

WEIGHT: 1.25 OUNCES (35.5 GRAMS)

HALLMARK:"VJP/Sterling"

Will come gift boxed

To know that this cuff will fit you, please refer to How To Fit A Cuff in the "about" drop down

PLEASE READ BEFORE PURCHASING:

*****I do not consider myself a 'professional photographer" but I do try my best to give you photos that are 'realistic" in color.. So please go through all photos to see ANY variation. Remember, each monitor displays the color differently from one to the next, so this too, has to be taken into consideration.

In order to show all the fine detail, close up photos tend to make the item look GIGANTIC & every little detail is much more magnified. Also, what can look major in a photo, has to be pointed out in person. So to get an accurate idea of how big this is, please view photo of it on the arm or you can pull out a tape measure & compare to my given measurements in the "Info".