Holiday Gift Guide 148 Gram Rare Intricate Native American Navajo Turquoise Sterling Silver Bear Necklace Collection [PF2Men51]

Holiday Gift Guide 148 Gram Rare Intricate Native American Navajo Turquoise Sterling Silver Bear Necklace Collection [PF2Men51]

Experience the artistry of Navajo craftsmanship with our Holiday Gift Guide 148 Gram Rare Intricate Native American Navajo Turquoise Sterling Silver Bear Necklace Collection [PF2Men51]. This exquisite piece is a testament to the rich cultural heritage and unparalleled skill of Navajo artisans. The necklace features a reversible pendant that showcases the beauty and depth of Native American design.

Product Features

The pendant measures an impressive 3-1/4" X 3-3/8" and is 5/8" thick, making it one of the largest reversible pendants available. Each side of the pendant offers a unique visual experience. One side boasts vibrant orange spiny oyster shells with accenting onyx, while the other features a detailed kachina night sky inlay. The inlay is crafted with onyx, Sleeping Beauty turquoise, coral, Orvil Jack turquoise, and orange spiny oyster, showcasing a remarkable attention to detail.

• Reversible Pendant: Two unique designs to choose from.
• Handmade by Navajo Artist: Raymond Jack, ensuring quality and authenticity.

Stunning Craftsmanship and Versatility

This necklace is not only a piece of art but also a statement of style. The sturdy handmade silver link chain and traditional silver clasp are designed to complement the pendant beautifully. With a length of around 30", it can be worn for various occasions, from casual to formal. The stunning shell stampings bordering the edges of the pendant add to the overall appeal of this necklace.

• High-Quality Materials: Sterling silver and natural gemstones for a luxurious feel.
• Sturdy and Durable: Perfect for daily wear or as a special occasion piece.

Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a rare and beautiful piece of Native American art. Make us an offer today and be part of the exclusive collection of Raymond Jack's work.