Hand-Stamped Mexican Silver Cuff with Concho by Rocki Gorman

This vintage-inspired sterling silver cuff features a hand-stamped motif and a unique concho centerpiece. With an adjustable size and classic Western style, this wearable art by Rocki Gorman adds a touch of timeless elegance to any look.

Silver has been mined and used in jewelry in Mexico for thousands of years. Even in Pre-Columbian times, the people who lived in what is today Mexico cherished the metal and used it in their day-to-day life. As time went on, the metal became a major part of Mexico’s economy. Today, Mexico is one of the largest exporters of silver in the world.

Rocki Gorman is one of the top designers in the Southwestern jewelry venue, designing pieces that are produced by master Native American silversmiths. Her partnerships within the Navajo community in Santa Fe and the surrounding areas promote the rich traditions of jewelry making and design that have been in place for generations, bringing the art of Native American jewelry to a worldwide stage to ensure that it continues for many years to come.

• Dimensions: 2 1/2" across, 2" wide, 2 1/4" deep
• Hallmarks: Rocki, Sterling