Michael Kirk Sterling Feather Cuff Bracelet Archaeological revival The back also shows evidence

The back also shows evidence of there having at one time been some pieces attached at four spots

for its resemblance to a hex nut (although in this case there are seven sides

) was among the group of North American jewelry designers who moved to Mexico in the 1920's

Norwegian for "Hammered" is oval in shape and hammered flat on all sides

The chain is later piece made to hold the pendant and was made during the Georgian revival of the late-19th/early-20th century

Michael Kirk Sterling Feather Cuff Bracelet Archaeological revival The back also shows evidenceThis silver cuff is the signature design of Navajo jeweler Michael Kirk. The bracelet is hand pierced and finely engraved to represent an eagle feather. Michael Kirk (1949 present) is an award winning jewelry designer of Isleta and Navajo descent. He began making jewelry in the 1970's and is particularly known for his feather designs. Scroll down for more details