Authentic Navajo Turquoise Cuff Bracelet

This Navajo turquoise cuff is handmade by Navajo artisan Alice Johnson or Rita Dawes, with a hand cut stabilized natural Kingman turquoise on a sterling silver square wire and twist wire cuff. The Zuni carved stones are by Christine Martinez.

The stone is around 6 × 12 mm and the cuff is just over 1/8 inch (about 3 mm) wide, a slim open cuff that's easy to wear every day. The turquoise comes in blue or green shades, so every cuff is one of a kind.

• Metal: 925 Sterling Silver, square wire and twist wire
• Gemstone: Natural Kingman turquoise, stabilized, hand cut, approx. 6 × 12 mm
• Cuff width: Just over 1/8 inch (approx. 3 mm)
• Made by: Navajo artisan Alice Johnson or Rita Dawes; stones carved by Zuni artisan Christine Martinez

Each stone is natural, so colour and inclusions vary slightly.

Turquoise is a stone long associated with protection, calm and heartfelt expression, admired for its distinctive blue green tones that reflect sky, sea and earth. Traditionally linked to communication and emotional balance, turquoise is believed to encourage honesty, confidence and a sense of grounded calm.

Often chosen for its soothing presence, turquoise is thought to support emotional clarity and gentle strength, helping to steady the wearer during times of change or uncertainty. Its natural colour has made it a meaningful stone for those drawn to openness, reassurance and connection.

Turquoise has been cherished across cultures for thousands of years, worn as a symbol of protection, wisdom and good fortune. From ancient adornment to contemporary jewellery, it has remained a timeless choice for those who value authenticity, warmth and natural beauty.

Especially loved as a gift for meaningful journeys, personal milestones and moments of reflection, turquoise jewellery serves as a gentle reminder to speak from the heart, stay grounded and move through life with calm confidence.

Q: What is this cuff made from?
A: It's handmade from 925 Sterling Silver and set with a natural Kingman turquoise.

Q: What size is it?
A: The turquoise is approximately 6 x 12 mm and the cuff is just over 1/8 inch (about 3 mm) wide. It's an open cuff, so it slides on at the wrist.

Q: Can I wear it every day?
A: Yes. It's slim and light, comfortable on its own or stacked with other bracelets.

Q: How do I care for it?
A: Remove before swimming or showering, avoid perfumes and harsh chemicals, and polish gently with a soft cloth.

Q: Can I buy it as a gift?
A: Yes. If you'd like any of your Indie and Harper pieces boxed separately for gifting, just let us know in the notes section of your cart.

Q: Who made this cuff?
A: It's handmade by Navajo artisan Alice Johnson or Rita Dawes, with the stone carved by Zuni artisan Christine Martinez.

Q: Is the turquoise natural?
A: Yes. It's natural Kingman turquoise that has been stabilized, a common treatment that strengthens turquoise for wear.

Q: What colour is the turquoise?
A: Blue or green shades, and some stones have more matrix than others, so every cuff is unique.

Q: Is turquoise a birthstone?
A: Yes. Turquoise is a traditional December birthstone.