Vintage Mid-Century Navajo Indian Native American Silver Turquoise Necklace

Designer of silver Margot Van Voorhies Carr (1896 – 1985) Pieces by Margot de Taxco are stamped with her name, Eagle 16 ( and sometimes for ea...

This striking Art Nouveau pendant has been designed by Georg Jensen, Denmark. This unusual jewel was handcrafted out of sterling silver in the beginning of the 20th century. It is de...

This bracelet was created around 1915-1920 out of silver, grooved silver beads, green chalcedony beads and cubes of pyrite. The chalcedony beads, the silver beads as well as the pyri...

This delicate multi chain necklace was created in 1900 ca. The necklace is made out of three rows of smooth hand crafted foxtail chains The chains arte held together by flower shaped...

Sterling silver and turquoise panel necklace by a Native American artisan. Beautiful necklace featuring lightly hammered panels. The center 3 panels each have sawtooth bezel blue tu...

A striking vintage Navajo sterling silver squash blossom necklace showcasing large natural turquoise stones with rich matrix patterns. Each stone is set in a hand-fabricated bezel su...

Large, very large Pendant hanging on Rattle snake jar beads. The pendant measures 3.24 in x 2.51 in. The Beads graduate in size from 20mm down to 9mm and the Necklace length is 30 i...

This vintage Southwestern necklace is crafted in sterling silver throughout, including the silver beads, and is set with turquoise cabochons across the decorative stations. The design features repeated blossom-style drops with stamped leaf-form silver accents, oxidized recessed details, and a central pendant drop, giving it a strong squash blossom-inspired appearance. The turquoise stones display bright blue-green color with natural matrix, creating bold contrast against the aged sterling silver finish. Its double-strand bead arrangement and articulated drops add movement and presence when worn. A distinctive vintage Southwestern sterling silver turquoise necklace...