Blackjack Turquoise Cuff Bracelet

• Black Jack Turquoise — huge high‑grade cabochon
• Sterling silver cuff by Navajo artist Ana Begay  
• Silver setting approx 2 inches tall
• Fits 7 inches with adjustable gap  
• Heavy, bold Western statement piece
• Handmade in the USA

This cuff centers around a massive Black Jack turquoise cabochon — the kind of stone that feels like it was pulled straight from Nevada canyon walls. The sterling silver setting stands 2 inches tall, framed in strong Navajo silverwork that gives the stone room to speak. The cuff measures 7 inches with an adjustable gap, allowing you to shape it for a comfortable fit. Handmade by Navajo silversmith Ana Begay, this piece has that classic desert‑born presence: bold, grounded, and unmistakably Western.

Turquoise comes from a small Nevada mine known for its deep blues, blue‑greens, and dark, storm‑cloud matrix. Production has always been limited, which makes large cabochons like this especially collectible. The look is rugged and dramatic — the kind of turquoise that pairs naturally with denim, leather, and silver. It’s a favorite among collectors who want something with grit, depth, and that unmistakable Nevada attitude.

Ana Begay is a Navajo silversmith known for her clean, traditional work — strong lines, balanced settings, and silver that feels like it belongs on the open road. Her pieces honor the stone first, building the silver around it the way Navajo artists have done for generations. Her cuffs are known for being sturdy, wearable, and rooted in the land and culture they come from.

This cuff has that straight‑up Western backbone — the kind of piece you’d see on someone stepping out of a truck at a dusty rodeo or leaning against a fence at golden hour. Black Jack turquoise carries a storm‑sky look, all depth and shadow, like weather rolling over the Nevada range. Set in Ana Begay’s silverwork, it becomes a piece of the desert you can wear: strong, steady, and built to ride with you for years. A true statement cuff with the kind of presence you don’t forget.