Kingman Turquoise & Navajo Pearl Bracelet - Sterling Silver Desert Western Pearls
Kingman Turquoise & Navajo Pearl Bracelet - Sterling Silver Desert Western Pearls
Description
Rustic Blue‑Green‑Brown Heishi Beads • Desert Drama
🪶 Important: Navajo Pearls are beautiful, lightweight sterling silver beads. Please read the bead sizes so we can avoid any “that’s smaller than I thought” bead shock.
This bracelet carries that just‑right mix of strength and soul. Hand‑strung with sterling silver Navajo pearls and Kingman turquoise heishi beads in their natural, undyed glory. The turquoise shows off a favorite desert palette — blue, green, and warm brown — what I call desert drama, or my personal “coat of many colors.” Minimal styling keeps the focus on the stones.
Grounded, easy to wear, and made to stack — whether you’re pairing it with cuffs or letting it shine solo, it brings quiet confidence to your everyday style.
✨ Features:
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Pearls: Sterling silver Navajo pearls — 3–4mm round
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Gemstones: Kingman turquoise heishi — 4mm, 100% natural, no dye
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Hardware: Sterling silver end rings + lobster clasp
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Style: Southwestern, boho, artisan‑crafted
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Finish: Oxidized silver with vibrant turquoise contrast
🌀 Note: Each bead is one‑of‑a‑kind — nature doesn’t do copy‑paste. Expect variation in color, shape, and texture. No two are identical, and that’s mother nature doing her thing.
🌿 Stone Lore: Navajo Pearls — also known as desert pearls — carry a long tradition of protection, good fortune, and connection to the land. Every bead is handmade by Navajo silversmiths — shaped, domed, and oxidized one at a time — giving them their lightweight feel, authentic character, and the kind of variation only true craftsmanship creates. Kingman turquoise, mined in Arizona, is known for its calming, protective energy — a symbol of balance, creativity, and peace.
📏 Measure & Size Guide:
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Wrap a cloth tape or string snug around your wrist bone
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Recommend adding ¼–½ inch for a comfy fit
-
Total length includes clasp
Bracelet sizers available in the Supplies section — ships same day.
Looks good with boots to flip‑flops — your call.
Description
Description
Rustic Blue‑Green‑Brown Heishi Beads • Desert Drama
🪶 Important: Navajo Pearls are beautiful, lightweight sterling silver beads. Please read the bead sizes so we can avoid any “that’s smaller than I thought” bead shock.
This bracelet carries that just‑right mix of strength and soul. Hand‑strung with sterling silver Navajo pearls and Kingman turquoise heishi beads in their natural, undyed glory. The turquoise shows off a favorite desert palette — blue, green, and warm brown — what I call desert drama, or my personal “coat of many colors.” Minimal styling keeps the focus on the stones.
Grounded, easy to wear, and made to stack — whether you’re pairing it with cuffs or letting it shine solo, it brings quiet confidence to your everyday style.
✨ Features:
-
Pearls: Sterling silver Navajo pearls — 3–4mm round
-
Gemstones: Kingman turquoise heishi — 4mm, 100% natural, no dye
-
Hardware: Sterling silver end rings + lobster clasp
-
Style: Southwestern, boho, artisan‑crafted
-
Finish: Oxidized silver with vibrant turquoise contrast
🌀 Note: Each bead is one‑of‑a‑kind — nature doesn’t do copy‑paste. Expect variation in color, shape, and texture. No two are identical, and that’s mother nature doing her thing.
🌿 Stone Lore: Navajo Pearls — also known as desert pearls — carry a long tradition of protection, good fortune, and connection to the land. Every bead is handmade by Navajo silversmiths — shaped, domed, and oxidized one at a time — giving them their lightweight feel, authentic character, and the kind of variation only true craftsmanship creates. Kingman turquoise, mined in Arizona, is known for its calming, protective energy — a symbol of balance, creativity, and peace.
📏 Measure & Size Guide:
-
Wrap a cloth tape or string snug around your wrist bone
-
Recommend adding ¼–½ inch for a comfy fit
-
Total length includes clasp
Bracelet sizers available in the Supplies section — ships same day.
Looks good with boots to flip‑flops — your call.