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Multi Stone Silver Pendant by Leo Feeney
$1,150
£878.26
€1,006
CA$1,640.54
A$1,788.05
CHF 931.13
MX$21,574.11
NOK 11,704.73
SEK 10,988.02
DKK 7,513.55
About the Item
Sterling silver turquoise pendant with jade, gaspéite, amethyst, and charoite accent stones. The 1-3/8” x 2” pendant by Leo Feeney has a 1/2” bale for a total length of 2-1/2”.
About the artist
Leo Feeney (10/06/1948 DOB - 04/24/2025 DOD)
Leo Feeney has been designing his southwest style jewelry for more than thirty-five years. He was first introduced to southwest style jewelry in Flagstaff, Arizona. The jewelry of the Zuni Pueblo had a great influence on his style. He uses a mixture of semi-precious and precious stones to create his one-of-a-kind artistic jewelry.
The son of a Navy career father, Leo Feeney moved around the United States frequently–from Key West, Florida as a child, to Emmaus, Pennsylvania for high school graduation. After attending a local community college, a silversmith professor took a strong interest in Leo’s work and an apprenticeship was born. Over the years, Leo learned numerous silversmith techniques and began to hone his craft with contemporary jewelry styles.
In 1971, while visiting Havasupai in the Grand Canyon, Leo met his now wife, Emily, and relocated to her home town in Flagstaff, Arizona. This move inspired him to study different jewelry styles including the rich history of Native American design. It wasn’t long before he opened a store in a building owned by his father-in-law and began selling his unique Southwestern style jewelry. His signature cluster-style settings featuring intricate stone patterning is highly regarded in the jewelry community.
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- Seller Location:Scottsdale, AZ
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