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Vintage Fred Harvey turquoise and sterling bracelet, early1900's
Early (1920-30) Fred Harvey bracelet. Beautiful green turquoise stone is set in a smooth bezel.
This bracelet is of heavier gauge silver than most Harvey. Bracelets, suggesting that it is most likely handmade. Jewelry was machine made for the eastern consumer traveling. West in the early 1900's. A unique Harvey bracelet for the collector.