hand-stamped X for Navajo (or Navajo-style) sterling or nickel-silver cuff

Raised hammered ball terminals • Traditional “star-line” stamped motifs • Single-letter maker’s mark “O” • Likely mid-century craftsmanship The hammered ball ends (or “button terminals”) are a traditional finishing style in Navajo and Pueblo cuffs, designed to make the ends more comfortable and decorative. 🔹 Engraved Pattern • The hand-stamped geometric motifs — the “X” and “line” patterns framed by borders — are classic Navajo or Southwestern engraving designs, often representing stars or constellations. • The pattern spacing and slight irregularity suggest hand stamping, not machine engraving, confirming it’s handmade.