This sterling silver cuff bracelet appears to be a two-tone braided style

This appears to be a vintage twisted chain, potentially sterling silver or gold filled, similar to styles from Navajo Tahe - 17g total weight

Knowing that it has a 17g total weight and shares the classic structural style of Navajo Tahe multi-wire or cable-twist jewelry narrows down the retail and collector valuation significantly.

Because the Tahe family (like Elaine, Nora, and Jerrold Tahe) heavily utilized specific variations of silver, copper, and gold-filled combinations, the value of an unsigned 17g piece depends on confirming its composition: 

1. Sterling Silver & 12k Gold Fill (Most Likely Match)

Navajo Tahe bracelets with this precise aesthetic commonly feature a center row of twisted sterling silver flanked by 12K gold-filled outer rope trims (or vice-versa). A genuine sterling and gold-filled Tahe-style piece at a lightweight 17 grams typically carries the following secondary market value: 

• Estimated Resale Value: $75 to $130

• Note: Signed versions in excellent condition generally trade between $120 and $180, so the lack of a stamp subtracts roughly 25–30% of its collector premium. 

2. Sterling Silver & Solid Copper

If the outer twisted bands are solid copper paired with a center sterling braid (another signature Elaine Tahe combination), the piece relies more heavily on its craftsmanship value than gold content.

• Estimated Resale Value: $35 to $60