Route 66 in the American Southwest was the the hub of Native American jewelry. In it's heyday, the new American pastime of road trips brought thousands of people to small shops and trading posts that connected tourists to authentic Hopi, Zuni and Navajo jewelry. This fantastic Zuni piece features vivid needlepoint quill turquoise stone inlay in a sterling silver setting that resembles bird tracks. Wear it alone or as part of a stack for a classic Southwestern style. Unsigned. 7.75 inches long. In very good vintage condition - tarnish is considered desirable for this type of jewelry but can be polished if desired. Bracelet tested sterling, clasp does not - I do not believe the clasp to be original. Please consult all pictures and video carefully as they are part of the description.