Vintage 1930s Navajo Petrified wood cuff

This is a vintage Native American Navajo cuff bracelet crafted in sterling silver, featuring a central oval cabochon that is traditionally petrified wood or jasper.Key Identification FeaturesThe Stone: A distinctive reddish-orange matrix shot through with black and dark brown branching inclusions. In Fred Harvey era and mid-century Navajo jewelry, this pattern is highly characteristic of Southwest petrified wood (often sourced from Arizona). Metalwork Details: The central stone is held securely within a serrated bezel, bordered by twisted rope wire.Side Accents: Adorning each flank are stamped, fan-like scalloped or fan motifs, flanked by delicate curled wire scrolls (coils) that taper gracefully into the split-shank cuff band.Style Era: The split-shank architecture combined with these specific decorative stamps points to a mid-20th-century Native American design (circa 1930s–1950s).