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Artist: Isabelle Chavez
Tribe: Santo Domingo
This traditional Native American design is intended to honor the corn harvest. At the center of the flat turquoise bead strand is a cluster of spiny oyster and turquoise beads resembling large kernels of corn. Necklace measures 20 inches. Some of the "kernals" are turquoise only, and some are spiny oyster and turquoise, according to the inspiration of the artist. We have one necklace like the main photo here (3 of 5 kernels spiny oyster, 2 of 5 kernels turquoise) and one necklace with all turquoise kernels, so if you have a preference please note that in the "Notes" section when you place your order. |
$150.00
$129.00 |
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Artist: Nick Rosetta
Tribe: Santo Domingo
These earrings are a masterpiece of Native American Inlay work. The intricate rectangular block design utilizes turquoise, pipestone, sugilite, mother of pearl, jet, jasper, jadeite and serpentine in a striking mosaic. These earrings are handmade, and measure approximately 1/2 inch from top to bottom, below the wire. |
$65.00
$50.00 |
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Artist: Rudy and Mary Coriz
Tribe: Santo Domingo
These delicately inlaid earrings have a unique look that is both distinctly southwestern and contemporary at the same time. The 1 inch by 3/4 inches flat rectangular turquoise is inlaid with a variety of traditional stones. |
$75.00
$60.00 |
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