Vintage Thomas Francisco Navajo Sterling Silver & Natural Turquoise Bolo Tie | Circa Late 1970s–1980s

A striking example of vintage Navajo craftsmanship, this handcrafted sterling silver bolo tie was created by renowned Navajo silversmith Thomas Francisco. Showcasing a beautiful natural turquoise cabochon with vivid sky-blue coloration and dramatic brown spiderweb matrix, this piece embodies the bold Southwestern aesthetic that has made Francisco's work highly sought after by collectors.

Hand-fabricated in sterling silver, the bolo is signed TF and hallmarked STERLING on the reverse. Its traditional handcrafted slide mechanism, heavy-gauge silver construction, and naturally developed vintage patina are all consistent with a piece dating to the late 1970s–1980s.Weighing approximately 42.6 grams, this is a substantial, well-crafted bolo that reflects the quality of vintage Navajo silversmithing. The braided black leather cord is finished with sterling silver tips, completing this timeless Western classic.

Authentic Navajo handmade bolo tie

Artist: Thomas Francisco (TF)

Circa late 1970s–1980s

Sterling silver-Marked and tested

Natural turquoise with striking brown spiderweb matrix

Signed TF and hallmarked STERLING

Approximate weight: 42.6 grams

Black braided leather cord

Sterling silver bolo tips

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