This leather cuff bracelet showcases an amazing sterling silver centerpiece with a fabulous Treasure Mountain Turquoise stone. The triangular stone features hues of forest green with lots of chocolate brown matrix. The high profile stone is set in a tiny sawtooth sterling silver bezel surrounded by a hand textured detail and a flattened bead border on the outside edge. The mocha brown leather cuff was created from a section of reconditioned vintage belt leather that is soft and supple with a rich patina and a deeply carved floral pattern. This one of a kind turquoise cuff bracelet fastens with a button stud closure and will fit a medium wrist that measures in the 6 1/2" range. Earthy colors and a mixture of textures make this cuff an interesting, organic treasure!
 
Details
Leather Type: Vintage belt leather
Metal: Sterling silver
Gemstone: Treasure Mountain turquoise
Artist Hallmark/Signature: Roca
Cuff Width: 1 3/16"
Dimensions of Centerpiece: 1 3/4" x 1 1/4"
Fits Wrist Size: 6 1/2"

Rich leathers, hand-forged sterling silver, and natural gemstones form an irresistible partnership in these extraordinary heirloom cuff bracelets! Most of the one-of-a-kind cuff centerpieces are exclusively designed and created by Jill Judd of Roca Jewelry Designs, while others feature antique, "dead pawn" jewelry pieces handcrafted by the Navajo, Zuni, and Hopi Indians. We at Roca Jewelry Designs search high and low for the finest of stones to incorporate into our cuff centerpieces as well as for special, vintage Native American-made jewelry items (bolos, rings, pendants, etc.) to repurpose into unusual focal adornments.

To create the cuff portion of our bracelets, we painstakingly source, recycle, and refurbish vintage leathers from wherever we can find them! Old western belts with wonderfully worn, intricately tooled designs are used for many of the larger cuffs, while smaller bracelets are created using well-used, reconditioned reins and harness leathers. Each handmade leather cuff bracelet possesses its own distinctive character and seems to tell its own unique story - no two are alike, nor can they be replicated!