Navajo Necklace, Chip Inlay, Peyote Birds, Turquoise, Coral, Circa 1970s, 26in
Navajo Necklace, Chip Inlay, Peyote Birds, Turquoise, Coral, Circa 1970s, 26in
Chip inlay became very popular in the late 1970s and into the 80s. This unique style where you take the stone chips and set them in inlay has a very Southwest look. You will find this magnificent piece is a combination of blue turquoise and red coral chip inlay. The design is a classic Native American Church symbol, the Peyote Bird. Each bird has a tail that has been designed in a traditional squash blossom shape. A big Naja finishes the necklace that has gorgeous water symbols ground across the center. Everything is strung on sterling silver handmade beads and showcases a aged patina look.
Necklace - Total Length (not including naja) 26"
Naja - 3" x 3"
Clasp is a wrap, has to be pulled over head to take off and put on.
Gram Weight - 166.5
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- $1,845
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