Featured Help With Maker Sterling Stone Bracelet

Hi all, I'm hoping someone might know the maker of the this bracelet - I'm not even sure if the mark is letters or a symbol. May a Navajo bracelet? Would this be referred to as inlay stones?
any information appreciated
thanks for looking

 

looks like a Zuni inlay.......but I can't make out the mark..

 

sugilite, man made opel..? turq , spiny oyster , jet...and the green ????

what they are supposed to be.......

 

Thought inlay was more of a Navajo specialty?

 

there's all kinds of cross pollination...

Navajo do it too...but I like to think of Navajo as big turquoise and silver work..

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.when the Navajo inlay...u still tend to get the silver stamping as well...



while Zuni artists concentrate on the stones..
.like the petite point , and needle point...



.and the crest images..



CX's bracelet is light tourist fare , and could be either or...
but I see Zuni from the classic stone selection.. and thicker black borders.




I truth , I'd be lying if I said I could tell these apart on a regular basis......

 

Wowser, those are some big pieces of turquoise

thanks komokwa - the mark just isn't very clear I'll look in the direction of possibly Zuni inlay

the only one I know or think I know is the opal

 

Ervin Hoskie Chee
https://www.medicinemangallery.com/collections/identify-native-american-indian-jewelry-hallmarks

 

OMG, I don't know how you figured that mark out but you did Roaring Thank-you so much, you are a rock star

 

he is good, isn't he !!

so , Navajo !

see, they can be hard to tell who did what !!!

 

Nice bracelet @cxgirl

 

Traditionally Zuni unless chip inlay which is Navajo and Kewa (Santo Domingo) although everyone does everything these days.