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The Rafael GVE mark is mentioned in the hallmark book but with no futher info. It's a locket ball, each section holds a photo.

That looks like the Zia mark of SunWest, a Southwest manufacturer.

Looks like it could be Far Fan.

Every time I have found a piece with that mark the sterling mark has been false. There are multiple designs that are routinely falsely marked to fool tourists and this is one of them. :( The bird head seems to be a Mexican origin mark that isn't used on silver, the bird for silver is a full body eag...

It's 925 and FAS. From what I've seen FAS is a foreign manufacturer, they did a lot of sterling jewelry with blue topaz, amethyst, citrine, garnet, peridot and the like in the 80s-90s. It could be a light blue topaz rather than aqua. The white stones are likely CZ or possibly white sapphire but they...

Bell Trading Co, a Southwest company.
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Can't see the mark clear enough to make out anything. The piece is shown upside down, looks like cactus.
BTW, your picture link tried to download something on my PC, not a safe link.

Did you miss the posts that showed the mark was a manufacturer so it can't be Native American??

It looks like D. Gordon. There is a Delbert Gordon, tribal affiliation unknown, in the Barton Wright book who uses a handwriting signature but it's a bit different from this one. The D and G are very different.

Felley Inc., a Southwest manufacturer, the 94 is the year they were made.

The bracelet is Shube's Manufacturing, I had the identical one.

Looks like it says Hecho en Mexico 925 with the en over the 925 in the center of Hecho and Mexico.

Most of what they sold was factory made then assembled by workers, some of who may have been Native American. I've seen that design for sale numerous times so seems to be mass produced.

Definitely looks to be Bell Trading so not Native American made.

Looks like the JH of John Hardy.

I see Taxco 925 Mexico around ADH? There is nothing for eagle 151 in the hallmark book.
I can see where you see maybe a Los something but this doesn't strike me as a Los Castillo piece and 151 isn't one of the marks they used.

Would have helped if I read the title. lol

Not likely Bell then. Sometimes doing a pencil rubbing with tracing paper makes the mark readable.

Kinda looks like a bit of a mis-stamped Bell Trading mark. Is it a Southwest design?

A pic of the actual bracelet would help, hard to check for marks with no clue as to the origin.

They didn't move to Taxco till 1941 so it's 41-48.