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Purple Wampum/Quahog Shell and Turquoise Stretch Bracelet for Women, Handmade Boho Jewelry, Southwestern Jewelry

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Handmade beaded stretch beach bracelet with gorgeous purple wampum/quahog shell tube beads accented with genuine turquoise and sterling silver plated beads on stretch cord. Great boho gift for her. Gift box included. Sold individually.

*Found only on the east coast of North America, rare quahog shells are used to create beautiful purple and white wampum beads which are a critical part of Northeastern indigenous culture and history.

Beads: rare purple wampum/quahog shell tube, silver plated disc, genuine turquoise rondelle.

Length: 6 3/4" stretches to 7 1/4".

Please check length to make sure bracelet will fit before ordering.

Photos are close up to show detail. Please refer to measurements for sizing.

All artwork and jewelry COPYRIGHT 2026 by Jennifer Blume. All rights reserved.

Purple Wampum/Quahog Shell and Turquoise Stretch Bracelet for Women, Handmade Boho Jewelry, Southwestern Jewelry
Purple Wampum/Quahog Shell and Turquoise Stretch Bracelet for Women, Handmade Boho Jewelry, Southwestern Jewelry
Purple Wampum/Quahog Shell and Turquoise Stretch Bracelet for Women, Handmade Boho Jewelry, Southwestern Jewelry
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