Native American Zuni Peyote Bird Inlay Squash Blossom Silver Vera Luna Necklace

Native American sterling silver and rhodochrosite cuff bracelet. Stone area: 1.46" x 1.03. Interior circumference measures 5 3/4"; cuff can be adjusted. Marks include sterling and “...

Native American sterling silver and chalcedony cuff bracelet. Bracelet design features a central oval brown jasper in a sunflower frame with a 3-section bracelet that includes etche...

Vintage Native American hand made cuff bracelet featuring a large, oval cabochon piece of agate measuring approximately 1.86" x 1.27". The agate is in a bezel frame set within a bea...

Vintage Native American Navajo Sterling Silver Green Turquoise Cuff Bracelet by Kirk Smith (1956-2012) This beautiful Southwest sterling silver cuf...

Native American sterling and coral squash blossom. Eight high grade coral nuggets approx. 1/4" each surrounded by twisted rope shadowbox plus 5 stone naja...

This is an amazing piece of Navajo Jewelry! Lapis lazuli Shadow Box Squash Blossom. 10 Lapis stones inset in sterling blossoms attached to a double bead sterling chain. It graduates ...

Native American coral and sterling silver squash blossom necklace featuring a classic naja with seven beautiful coral cabochons accented by twisted rope and light hand stamped designs. The petal blossoms along the neck feature more exceptional, high-grade coral with the same accents. Strung on coated wire. 25"L plus 3" naja, 3 1/4"W at the widest part. PERIOD: Last Half 20th Century ORIGIN: Southwest - Navajo, Native American SIZE: Length: 25" Naja: 8 1/8" The Navajo word for the squash blossom...

Simply Beautiful! Vintage Old Zuni Southwestern Native American Turquoise and Sterling Silver Squash Blossom Necklace. Approx. 23" long. Weighing approx. 36.2 g. Fabulous Rare Design! More Beautiful in real time! Sure to be admired…A piece you’ll turn to time and again! The Zuni are one of the Pueblo tribes. The Zuni tribe is known for master craftsmen who are experts at cutting stones into intricate patterns that fit together into the silver, rather than the silver being shaped to fit around the stones. The Zuni cut their stones with precision and place them into the jewelry, basically setting the stones the same way a contemporary jeweler would. The Zuni artist concentrates on the stone, with the silver as almost a matrix to contain the stone. Zuni silver jewelry...