Lou Snow / Charles Loloma Bracelet photographed atop
page from Struever's, Loloma

Charles Loloma Tufa Cast silver and Turquoise Bracelet

Circa 1968

Mint Condition

Unsigned

Notice Charles Loloma's attention to detail. The end of the bracelet is
formed to make putting it on and off your wrist effortless.

Erte like with it's natural flowing lines.

The fact that so many accomplished artists see the beauty in Loloma designs
 and use them as a starting point to express their own ideas is testimony
to Loloma's genius.

The size is graduated from 3/4" to 1/4"

For a 6" to a 6 1/4" wrist
 slightly adjustable

$9,000

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Charles Loloma Inspired jewelry from contemporary Southwest Silversmiths.

The acceptance of Charles Loloma's ideas can not be ignored. Loloma changed the direction
of Native American jewelry. Charles Loloma is as important a figure in the evolution of
Southwest jewelry as was Leekya Deyuse, Kenneth Begay, Fred Kaboutie and Paul Saufkie.

Loloma's ideas have been embraced by noted fashion designers as well as contemporary
master silversmiths. They have paid tribute and used Loloma's visions as
a stepping off point carrying these ideas into the new millennium.