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David Rosales Tuxedo Inlaid Sterling Silver Bracelet Pins Chuck Reddick designed and hand

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David Rosales Tuxedo Inlaid Sterling Silver Bracelet Pins Chuck Reddick designed and handThis beautiful Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet is part of the Tuxedo Collection featuring Black Jade and Mother of Pearl in a Inlaid Pattern. Cuff Width: 1" They are designed by David Rosales, one of the finest contemporary Southwest Artists in the world. He is the founder and co owner of Supersmiths, Inc. of Gallup, NM. Each Handcrafted Bracelet is custom made and carries a lifetime guarantee.

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Chuck Reddick designed and hand crafted this 3-Piece Cowgirl Ensemble for a family in AZ for recapturing days past as part of Shooting Club Gala Events

Blue and Yellow hues of Sonoran Gold Turquoise from Mexico along with Peridot

handcrafted instruments and works of art

The larger center beads taper gracefully toward the clasp

David Rosales Tuxedo Inlaid Sterling Silver Bracelet Pins Chuck Reddick designed and handThis beautiful Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet is part of the Tuxedo Collection featuring Black Jade and Mother of Pearl in a Inlaid Pattern. Cuff Width: 1" They are designed by David Rosales, one of the finest contemporary Southwest Artists in the world. He is the founder and co owner of Supersmiths, Inc. of Gallup, NM. Each Handcrafted Bracelet is custom made and carries a lifetime guarantee.

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