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GENE & MARTHA JACKSON Navajo Cuff SOLD🥲

$749.00

Description

  • Fabulous Sterling Silver Cuff with HUGE Mediterranean Corals!
  • Born in 1932 in Jeddito Arizona, he was an Army veteran of the Korean war. Gene was a master jeweler who had been active since the late 1940’s.   
  • He married Martha and trained her in jewelry-making, she started producing work in the 1960’s. Gene learned from his father and later studied under Kenneth Begay.
  • Gene was brother to another master jeweler, Dan Jackson. The stamp reads “JACKSON,” frequently placed inside a hogan outline, indicating the couple’s collaborative work.
  • They were the parents of five children, including jeweler Tommy Jackson
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Bracelet Size  
6-3/8
Circumference
(inside tip-to-tip)  
 5-1/4″
Gap in bracelet
(between tips) 

1-1/8″

Bandwidth
1-1/4″ 

Weight in grams   

66.5 or 2.14 Troy Ounces
Artist’s Identity
Gene and Martha Jackson Navajo Silversmith
Hallmarks  
Jackson, Hogan, Sterling