Handmade by Navajo silversmith Darrell Cadman, Darrell comes from a long line of silversmiths and learned his trade from his brothers Daniel “Sunshine” Reeves, and Gary Reeves. Darrell Cadman makes beautiful Navajo silver works of art, implementing deep hand stamped designs that cover his entire creations. He adds his ram hallmark to his jewelry to distinguish it from his brother’s work, who also stamps his work D. Cadman.
This is a sterling silver Navajo handmade cuff bracelet, with ten natural coral gems, and one natural purple Spiny Oyster Shell. The coral are a deep red color, and the spiny is a deep purple color. The gems sit in smooth bezels, and the center piece has a fine twisted square wire at the base.
The silver work is extraordinary and done in traditional old style Navajo fashion. Cadman hand twisted five thick square wires to create the amazing cuff for this split band bracelet. Darrell added one hand stamped fan, fine hand twisted square wire, and one thick triangle bar to the sides of this amazing cuff. Cadman finished the bracelet with an old style satin look. This is truly an old style show piece!
The full inner circumference of this cuff with the 1-1/4 inch wrist opening included is 6-5/8 inches. The coral measure 6mm and the Spiny Oyster shell  is 2/3 by 5/8 inch. The face of this cuff is 1-3/8 inch and 11/16 inch at shanks.
Weighs 97.4 grams
Stamped D. Cadman Sterling and his Ram symbol.
