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Gold cuff bracelet with turquoise oval stones and crisscross wire design
Gold cuff bracelet with turquoise oval stones on wrist
Gold cuff bracelet with turquoise oval stones on stacked wire bands
Gold cuff bracelet with turquoise oval stones and crisscross wire design
Gold cuff bracelet with turquoise oval stones on wrist
Gold cuff bracelet with turquoise oval stones on stacked wire bands

Turquoise Highway Cuff Bracelet in 18kt Gold Over Sterling

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$435
Polish off your ensembles with this ultra-chic cuff bracelet! Crafted in polished 18kt yellow gold over sterling silver, the organic multi-r…
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Item 997505

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Details

All weights and measurements are approximate. Most gemstones are treated to enhance their beauty and may require special care.

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Industry Insight

The cuff has persisted as a jewelry form across millennia for a reason that has nothing to do with fashion. Open-backed, rigid or semi-rigid, requiring no clasp and no piercing, this structural generosity adjusts to fit the wearer rather than requiring the wearer to fit it.

Style Notes

Distinct cultural jewelry traditions developed two primary metal pairings for turquoise. With sterling silver through Native American and Southwestern jewelry traditions, and yellow gold through Persian and Tibetan traditions, each reflects the metal conventions of the culture that developed the most significant turquoise jewelry within it.

Value & Quality

The right piece for her isn't determined by what you spent. Ross-Simons carries fine jewelry across multiple price points because it holds that conviction: confidence shouldn't cost a fortune, and great taste has nothing to do with the number on the receipt. That's a useful position when the gift has to be right on a real budget.

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