Hand Carved Northwest Coast Bracelets

Authentic Indigenous and Native Bracelets from Northwest Coast Artists

Shop authentic Indigenous bracelets hand carved in sterling silver, gold and copper by Northwest Coast Native artists. Every cuff carries a traditional crest design such as Eagle, Bear, Wolf or Hummingbird, and every piece is made by a named artist: Mathew Baker (Kwakwaka'wakw and Coast Salish), Jay Simeon (Haida), Alvin Adkins (Haida), Terrence Campbell (Tahltan and Tlingit), the late Richie Baker, Andrew Williams, and others. Prices range from about C$200 to C$10,000 depending on width, metal and technique.

Engraved silver cuffs. Formline designs cut by hand into sterling silver, crisp enough to read from across a room and made for everyday wear.

Gold onlay on silver. Crest figures picked out in 14 kt gold against silver, a favourite for weddings, graduations and milestone gifts.

Repoussé and chasing. Designs hammered from behind so the crest rises from the band in relief.

Custom orders and fit. Our active bracelet artists take custom orders. Choose your crest, metal, width and length, and we adjust the shape of each cuff for a round or oval wrist before it ships. See custom jewellery by Mathew Baker.

Haida artists began engraving silver bracelets around 1870. They became a way to carry family crests when missionaries discouraged tattoos and Canada enforced the potlatch ban (1885 to 1951).

Before you buy, read our bracelet sizing guide, compare men's and women's cuffs, and learn how to care for silver. Complete the set with Northwest Coast rings and pendants, or explore more Haida art.

Cheryl's Trading Post is Indigenous-owned, founded by Cheryl Gregory, Gitxsan of the Killer Whale Clan, and based in Surrey, BC, serving collectors across Canada and the United States.