Triangular Sonora Sunset Cuff with Stamped Band by Benjamin Piaso

Embrace the vibrant beauty of the Sonora Sunset gemstone in this masterfully handcrafted sterling silver cuff by celebrated Navajo silversmith Benjamin Piaso. Featuring a striking triangular Sonora Sunset cabochon, this one-of-a-kind cuff highlights the stone’s breathtaking blend of deep red cuprite, rich green chrysocolla, and dark tenorite, evoking the colors of a fiery desert sunset.

The Stone: Sonora Sunset

Mined exclusively from the Milpillas Mine in Sonora, Mexico, Sonora Sunset is a rare and highly prized gemstone. The deep red hues of cuprite symbolize energy and vitality, while the turquoise-green chrysocolla represents tranquility and balance. Accents of black tenorite complete the composition, making each stone uniquely captivating. Known for its rarity and striking color contrast, Sonora Sunset is a favorite among collectors and jewelry lovers.

The Design: Timeless Southwestern Craftsmanship

Benjamin Piaso’s expert silversmithing frames the gemstone in an ornate sterling silver bezel, surrounded by intricate hand-stamped details. The split shank cuff features traditional Navajo stamp work and decorative embellishments, adding depth and character to the piece. Designed for both comfort and durability, this cuff is a wearable work of art.

About the Artist: Benjamin Piaso

Benjamin Piaso, Navajo, was born in 1964 in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Taught by his father in 1984, he carries on a rich tradition of Navajo silversmithing, blending timeless techniques with his own distinctive style. His dedication to craftsmanship has earned him recognition, including an award at the New Mexico State Fair (2006). Each piece he creates is a testament to his heritage and artistic mastery.

• Stone Setting: 2 3/8" high, 1 3/8" wide, 7/16" deep
• Band measures 1/2" wide, 2 1/2" across, 1" gap
• Slightly adjustable