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  • Necklace, Squash Blossom, Turquoise, Sans Hallmark, Vintage, 3976

    Bold, beautiful, and vibrant.


    Everyone needs a statement squash blossom necklace! This vintage beauty is a stunning Navajo creation crafted on a double strand of sterling silver desert pearls and featuring 10 beautiful blossoms, each adorned with a bright blue freeform turquoise stone. The complementing naja anchors the necklace, with 7 matching stones arranged in a graduated pattern. A captivating piece for any cowgirl’s collection.

    • affiliation: likely Navajo
    • materials: sterling silver, turquoise
    • measurements: 2 7/8" x 3 3/8" naja, 25" long
    • weight: 152 grams
    • hook & eye
    • nice vintage condition
    • stones are secure in their setting
    • natural inclusions to stones
    • abrasions and surface wear commensurate with age
    • silver has a nice patina with light oxidation
    • wear from use
    • style: JN3976
    in stock
    All returns are subject to exchange or store credit 

     

     


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