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Jay King Signed Turquoise & Copper Cuff Bracelet | Artisan Estate Jewelry
Jay King Signed Turquoise & Copper Cuff Bracelet | Artisan Estate Jewelry
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A signed Jay King cuff bracelet with a warm copper body and turquoise stonework across the outer face. The bracelet has a bold, rounded bangle-style profile with a rich mix of blue-green turquoise tones, copper warmth, and earthy matrix-like variation, giving it a sculptural artisan look.
Style & Era Notes: This piece has a modern artisan feel, with the visual strength of Southwestern-inspired copper and turquoise jewelry. The rounded cuff shape gives it more presence than a flat bangle, while the turquoise surface adds color, texture, and natural variation. It has a nice weight and feels substantial when worn. It with works well as a single statement bracelet or layered with copper, sterling, leather, stone beads, or other collected vintage pieces.
Materials & Details: Signed Jay King. Copper cuff bracelet with turquoise stonework / inlay-style surface. Total weight 69 grams. Please review photos closely for the signature, interior construction, stone color, copper finish, sizing, scale, and condition.
Condition: Vintage / estate condition with normal wear consistent with age and prior use. Copper shows some patina, darkening, surface marks, or finish variation. Turquoise and stone-inlay jewelry may show natural color variation, matrix, small surface irregularities, or texture differences. Please review all photos carefully.
Styling Tip: Wear it with linen, denim, black, cream, suede, turquoise accents, copper jewelry, silver cuffs, or a bohemian layered bracelet stack. It has enough color and structure to stand alone but also works beautifully mixed with other artisan pieces.
Shop Note: Product descriptions are written and reviewed with care based on visible construction, markings, testing when available, seller research, and detailed photos. Vintage and antique jewelry may show age-related wear, and gemstone, metal, maker, and era identifications are provided in good faith unless professionally appraised, certified, or documented.
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