Navajo Turquoise Sterling Silver Squash Blossom Necklace Vintage 1970s Handmade

Native American Navajo Turquoise and Sterling Silver Squash Blossom Necklace beautifully handmade in the 1970s. Almost every turquoise cabochon has lovely Spider Web matrix and one cabochon has no matrix, these cabochons have a nice Sea Foam pale green color to a slight green-blue shade. Please read this full description for details and also look under Category and Condition, and look at all the photos for the answers to any questions. This is a genuine, handmade, guaranteed Native American Navajo tribe, unisex, (made for a man or woman,) Beautiful and Charming turquoise and Sterling Silver Squash Blossom Necklace with a stunning and well made Beautiful Naja hanging solidly from the beads.

This is designed and artistically handmade by an unknown Navajo artist and as you can see this Navajo style is wonderful, and notice the fantastic silversmithing details. Notice these turquoise cabochons are well set in their bezels with the attached sturdy squash flower blossoms protruding out of the side from each bezel holding a cabochon on the ends.

Stretched out with the string of beads next to each other from the end tip of the Naja to the top of the necklace just at the hook and clasp, the total length measures just under 15 inches, please see measurements in the photos. The measured Inside length, measured inside the beads with the tailor tape-measurer from end tip of the hook and clasp to end tip is about approximately 22 inches. Weight: 6.72 ounces or 190.4 grams. This is the exact necklace you will receive in the photos. You don't get any props used such as stands, belt, bluejeans, quarter or any coins, nor rough turquoise rocks, ruler, tape measurer or scale, or other things.

We have been collecting turquoise and Native American jewelry from many tribes for the past 40 years. We are not a pawn shop, but are very knowledgable and experienced people who love Native American jewelry. We don't travel much anymore and have downsized our collection to have more room, and to share our collection with others that would like to find such nice beautiful pieces of Native American Indian jewelry for their collection. The blurred white spots you see on the turquoise is from the lights or flash, not in the turquoise. By studying this wonderful, detailed and exquisite craftsmanship your eyes can detect with appreciation the detail and time the artist put into handcrafting this beautiful piece of art.

Please notice and look over and study all of the photos that also give excellent details and of size and color, design and measure taken since they are part of this description for this item, as well as the thorough details and lengthy description information. You'll be overjoyed to look over this wonderful Squash Blossom Necklace and see the details in the design. These cabochons fit firmly and solidly in their bezels. You of course can wear it or display it or anything you want, go shopping or out to a restaurant or a party or an elegant affair or just wear it and enjoy it around your home. I put the United States Quarter in the photo to show the size comparison, with the ruler so if you need to figure out the size of the necklace with the information and measurements I have given, please take several quarters and a tape measurer or ruler, and put it on your neck and chest area where you would normally wear a necklace, or several quarters to give you some idea of the size comparison of the beads and naja of this stunning necklace and move it around if necessary to get a better sense of size.

• Metal: Sterling Silver
• Country of Origin: Navajo Nation Artist, United States Of America
• Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
• Metal Purity: .925
• Tribal Affiliation: Navajo
• Jewelry Type: Necklaces
• Signed?: Unsigned
• Main Stone: Turquoise
• Artisan: Unknown Navajo Artist