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Chaco Canyon Blue Campitos Turquoise Butterfly Oval-Link Bracelet

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Chaco Canyon Blue Campitos Turquoise Butterfly Oval-Link Bracelet
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Chaco Canyon Blue Campitos Turquoise Butterfly Oval-Link Bracelet
You'll be carried away by the unique look and beauty of this lovely Campitos turquoise butterfly bracelet handcrafted by Jennifer Cayaditto. It's definitely a "one of a kind" statement piece.
 
  • Approx. 8-1/4"L x 1-1/16"W; fits 6" to 8-1/4" wrist
  • Stamped .925
  • Sterling silver oval-link bracelet features a 6-stone butterfly-shaped centerpiece accented with 2 graduated-size stones on both sides
  • All Campitos turquoise cabochons
  • Toggle clasp
  • Oxidized, polished finish

Stone Information
  • All sizes and weights approximate
  • Stabilized Blue Campitos Turquoise - Pear (19x9mm, 16x12mm, 11x8mm); Oval (20x13mm, 15x10mm); mined in Mexico
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Chaco Canyon Southwest Jewelry
Chaco Canyon Southwest Jewelry
Delve into the culture and heritage of Native American peoples with handcrafted jewelry from Chaco Canyon. Created in the Southwest region of the United States, this emblematic collection features silver and gemstone jewelry that symbolizes the spirituality of Native American artisans and silversmiths.