Ray Scott Silver and Turquoise Bracelets

Ray Scott
Navajo Silversmith

Silver and Turquoise Bracelets
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Ray Scott is an accomplished Navajo silversmith. His designs are original
and deceptively complicated... perhaps, the best proof of that is the lack of Ray Scott imitators.

Ray Scott has won awards for his jewelry at major Southwest Indian jewelry shows and is
featured in numerous books as well.

Ray Scott Silver Turquoise Bracelet

Blessings

The Symbol for Lightning (Creation) winds around the bracelet. Overlaid in silver are
also Rain Clouds (rain brings life) and Yei Be Chi (Navajo Deity) figures.

It is interesting to note that the symbol for rain clouds (the upside down steps)
if turned the other way is the symbol for a Kiva (a place of worship
for Pueblo people).

The focal point of the bracelet are two beautiful and rare Gold Canyon Turquoise
gemstones. This Gold Canyon Turquoise appears to me as the Milky Way
does on a dark, crystal clear night... an endless trail of stars.

The silver work is exquisite, from the precise silver overlay to the perfect bezel.

Here is a masterpiece in every way.

It measures 3" wide across the Turquoise

It will fit a 6 1/2" wrist and
is slightly adjustable

$2450

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Ray Scott Silver Bracelet

Ray Scott Silver Bracelet

Blessings

Multiple Layers of Silver were hand cut and overlaid one upon another...
The silver was accented using the granulation technique... silver dust is sprinkled on
a silver layer and quickly melted with of a torch.

One of a Kind... a stunner in every way.

It measures 1 1/2" gradually narrowing to 1/2"

It will fit a 7" wrist
It is not adjustable

$1250

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