WILLIAM SINGER Navajo Sterling Turquoise Coral Chip Inlay Cuff Bracelet Diagonal

This is a wonderful vintage cuff bracelet by the talented Navajo artist William Singer, brother of the legendary Tommy Singer, who pioneered the chip inlay technique in 1970. William began using the method in 1972, and this piece beautifully reflects that legacy. The bracelet features alternating diagonal shapes in turquoise and coral chip inlay, each framed by fine decorative stampings that add subtle elegance. Bolder stampwork at each end of the band anchors the design and adds visual weight. The cuff is stamped with a staggered SD near the center back, marking it as a true piece of Southwestern artistry. Product Details: 📅 Decade: 1970s (estimated) 🎨 Artist: William Singer 🪶 Origin: Navajo made 💠 Inlay: Turquoise and coral chip 🔷 Design: Alternating diagonal inlay shapes 🌟 Stampwork: Delicate between inlay sections, bold at band ends 📏 Inside measurement: 5.75 inches 📏 Gap: 1.25 inches 📏 Total inside circumference: 7 inches 📐 Band width: 0.625 inch ⚖️ Total weight: 30 grams 🔙 Markings: Stamped SD (staggered) Shipping Information: 🚚 FREE US SHIPPING by USPS Priority Mail with delivery confirmation. Additional Information: 🔍 This item is sold as pictured and described. Examine photos carefully. 🌟 Ask any questions before purchasing.