#25 • Navajo Royston Cluster Cuff - Thick Sterling, Signed

Part of Graham's Silver Bits, Silver Spurs and Western Collection Auction (live auction by Bid Fast and Last)

High bid $650.00

Status: Sold

Est Value 3500.00 Measures Approx: 6" With an Opening of 1.25" Weighs Approx 241.3g This impressive thick-gauge sterling silver cuff is an exceptional example of traditional Navajo craftsmanship by Leroy Jones, fully hallmarked on the interior. Jones is known among collectors for his heavy silverwork, clean lines, and classic Navajo stamp patterns — all of which are showcased beautifully here. The cuff is set with a standout cluster of old-stock Royston turquoise, displaying the mine’s signature blue-to-green transitions with golden and olive matrix. These stones have that unmistakable Royston character — bold color shifts, strong webbing, and the kind of depth that only comes from high-quality, naturally aged material. Serious turquoise collectors will immediately recognize the pedigree. Every bezel is hand-formed, and the silverwork carries deep, confident stampwork and scalloped edges that speak to true Navajo tradition. The weight of the cuff alone tells you it was made in the old way — substantial silver, no shortcuts, all hands-on work. This piece has tremendous presence and reads like a vintage gallery cuff — the kind that rarely surfaces and almost never leaves a collection once acquired. For collectors of Navajo silver and turquoise, Leroy Jones + old-stock Royston + heavy-gauge construction is the trifecta. This is a true investment piece, the kind that ages beautifully and continues to climb in value as old turquoise and traditional silversmiths become harder to find. Weighs Approx: 241.3g