Vintage Navajo Carinated Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet

Item is a vintage Navajo carinated sterling silver cuff bracelet, a classic piece of Native American jewelry.  Key Characteristics Style: It is a carinated (wedge-shaped or "knife-edge") cuff, a traditional Navajo design known for its beveled or ridged profile. Material: These bracelets are crafted from sterling silver. Design: The surface features hand-stamped traditional geometric or tribal patterns, which can include motifs like sunbursts, arrows, or leaves. Heritage: Many similar pieces are attributed to the Fred Harvey Era (roughly 1900–1950s), designed for the early tourist trade in the American Southwest.  Notable Artists: While many are unmarked, similar carinated styles are associated with artists like Ray Adakai, Billy Jaramillo, and Tahe.  The markings on the interior of the cuff provide key information about its origin and composition: T Mark: The "T" preceding "STERLING" is a maker's mark, identifying the specific artisan. Given the "T" mark and similar visual matches, it is likely the work of a Southwestern artisan.