Women's Turquoise Inlay Sterling Silver Watch shown with a Mother of Pearl Face with Calender Native American Indian Jewelry by Navajo Artisan Steve Francisco. Watch is made utilizing Channel Inlay jewelry making technique with Blue Kingman Turquoise. The Inlay is encased in a Sterling Silver setting showcasing Mr. Francisco's trademark scallop and cut design. The watch tips measure approximately 1 1/4 inches by 9/16 inch. Truly one of a kind creation as Mr. Francisco is constantly changing the layout design as well as stone and shell choice.
This watch is shown with a Women's Mother of Pearl Watch Face with Calendar. However, you can choose the Women's Mother of Pearl Watch Face w/Calendar, the Women's Bear Motif Watch Face, Women's Southwest Stamped motif Watch Face, Women's White Kokopelli Watch Face, or the Women's Indian Chief Headdress Watch Face.
The Turquoise used in this watch is from the same stock as our 'Stock Blue' Kingman Turquoise Beads as well as the original stock when the watch faces were made giving you the opportunity for coordinating your pieces (or creating something new).
For your convenience, we offer Five different lengths to accommodate your wrist size. Please choose length when ordering. Simply take a measurement of your wrist to determine total size. The flex portion of the watch will expand 1 1/2 to 2 inches to get over the hand. In the event you need it adjusted once received, links can be removed from the flex band portion. Although this can be a little tricky if inexperienced, seek the assistance of your local jeweler. All our Flex Bands are Stainless Steel and adjustable.
If you are uncertain about this process, it is advisable to visit your local jeweler. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to Contact Us.
Please Note: There is a Restocking Fee of 10% on all Watches returned. Watches are prepared in our Studio per specifications in individual Orders (face style, wrist length) and all our Watch Faces are set, running, tested for several hours (typically at least 12 hours) before being packaged for Shipping to ensure they are working properly.
