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Hallmark on a native american bracelet
This bracelet was purchased in the 1940s purportedly Navajo but it could be any tribe. It's inlaid with turquoise, coral, shell and sterling pieces, with high work, not flat, a heavy sterling piece, weighs about 130 grams. The hallmark is a backwards upper case D followed by a frontwards upper case D. Just the two D's. No graphic. This is expert workmanship but I can't find the hallmark anywhere. Any leads would be appreciated.
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Hello, I am an Southwest Art Consultant here in Colorado and noticed your piece on line and found what I think is the artist of your piece. Her name is Glendis Tsadiasi. There is a similar piece found at this web site- sedonaindianjewelry.com. I hope that helps. Sincerely, Heather Ramon
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