Vintage Heavy Triangle Wire Stampwork Cuff, circa 1970, attributed to Tahe Family, Navajo

This vintage sterling silver cuff, dating to approximately 1970 and attributed to the Tahe family of Navajo silversmiths, features heavy triangle wire construction with traditional stampwork across the band. Triangle wire — a round wire hammered or drawn into a triangular cross-section — was used in Navajo cuff construction through the mid-20th century for its structural strength and distinctive surface reflectivity. Pieces from this era represent a significant period in the development of Navajo silversmithing into the collectible art form it is today. Available exclusively through Turquoise Mustang.