1960s Copper Southwestern Cuff Bracelet by Bell Trading Company

This beautiful vintage copper cuff bracelet has a fun bit of American history attatched to it’s gorgeous design!

This genuine copper cuff was made by Bell Trading Company during the 1960s.

(In 1932 during the worst of the Great Depression, Jack Michelson and his wife formed Bell Trading Post. They chose a location along the newly famed “Route 66”, hoping to support his family by selling Native American Jewelry to travelers passing through Albuquerque, New Mexico.)

The cuff has some southwestern conch sunburst designs, as well as embossed arrows and crescent shapes. The bracelet is just under half an inch wide, with scalloped edges. The inside of the cuff is stamped “Copper Bell”.

The inside of the cuff measures 2.25 inches across. Copper is a fairly soft metal and can be bent to allow for a larger opening that will fit your wrist better. This cuff is ideal for small wrists based on the current size of the opening and the petite design. This timeless piece would look great paired with countless outfits and styles!

Please note that this cuff does show a bit of its age. There is a slight patina that really gives it great character! Over all it is in very good vintage condition, and it was stored in a smoke-free environment.

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