Matthew Jack No. 8 Mine turquoise Navajo cuff. #1916

Here's a cuff with a nice No. 8 Mine turquoise stone.  It's not as thick gauge as we like, nor is it as heavy as we like.  But it is attractive, and it is made by a very well-known Navajo artisan.  Matthew Jack is the son of the famous Navajo inlay artist, Ray Jack.  And, we are able to offer it at a very affordable price—something that is getting more and more difficult every day.  Total inside circumference—including the 'gap' in the cuff—measures 6.25-inches.  Contrary to most of the cuffs we sell, this cuff has lots of flex.  But we still suggest pretty-much buying the size that corresponds to one's wrist (measured around the wrist-bone).  But a 6 and 1/8th-inch up to a little less than 6.5-inch will easily work with this cuff.  It is 1 and 3/8th's inches lengthwise across the top, and weight is 27.8-grams, or .98-ounces.  Free USPS Priority shipping within the U.S.