Vintage Navajo Sterling Silver Kingman Turquoise Nugget Squash Blossom Necklace

This listing features a vintage Navajo Squash Blossom Necklace handcrafted from Sterling Silver and Turquoise. NOTE: Please view all 22 photos. Last 4 photos model the necklace on a 5'8 tall, size 4 mannequin. This vintage Navajo necklace was handcrafted by a skilled Silversmith during the mid to later-mid century.

It features a classic squash design using high grade Kingman Turquoise set in sterling silver. It's beautifully crafted and has an ideal wearable weight of 165 grams.

The stones are in nugget form having incredible dimension and texture. They feature dense hues of blue with heavy black matrixes running throughout... Very nice quality Kingman Turquoise! The Naja has a classic design being made with 2 heavy duty shanks while the blossoms carry long triple fluted petals, all of which are in excellent condition. The pearls are strung on a braided foxtail chain with a beautifully handcrafted hook and eye clasp at each end.

The silver is a strong heavier gauge adding to the weight and durability of the necklace. There is no sterling stamp or signature which is common for vintage Navajo jewelry. The silver has been tested and we guarantee its purity of.

It lays perfectly over the chest (not crooked like so many vintage squash's), and the turquoise is breathtaking! Wear with pride and enjoy! Length - The length measures 26.5 from end to end. Naja Measurements - The Naja measures just a hair under 3-1/4" wide by 3-1/8" tall.

Blossom Measurements - The 12 blossoms slightly taper in size from 1-3/4" long to 1-5/8" long - & - 15/16" wide to 13/16" wide. Pearl Measurements - The pearls measure approximately 7.5-8 millimeters wide (about 5/16). Stamped Sterling - NO, tested and verified. Signed by Artist - NO. Mid Century, 1950's +.

Condition - Preowned, in excellent vintage condition with all of its original stones and a deeply aged patina, ready to wear or display. I treat every item as if it were my own. Extra bubble wrap and packing materials are used to ensure a safe arrival to its new owner. Please see all 24 photos!!

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