Vintage 1930s bracelet featuring coral and turquoise-colored Hubbell glass beads, designed in the style of early Southwest tourist jewelry. These beads, first crafted in Bohemia to imitate natural coral and turquoise, were introduced by Fred Harvey and became iconic in the era's Native American–inspired designs.

The bracelet features alternating glass bead charms and silver-toned leaf-shaped beads, strung on a classic book chain. The piece is finished on both sides, offering symmetry and polish from every angle.

A rare and well-preserved example of early 20th-century Southwest-style craftsmanship. Ideal for collectors of vintage jewelry with historic and cultural significance.

Length (lying flat): 7"
Circumference (when closed): 6"