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The late, award winning Hopi jeweler, Chalmers Day created this marvelous overlay necklace in the early 1990s. The pendant’s overlay design represents the feast with a maiden grinding the corn...
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Artists, Jewelry, Necklaces, Necklaces, New Arrivals, Pawn & Estate, Pendants, Pin/Pendants, Ramon Dalangyawma
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Ramon is known for his bold, detailed overlay style. Made in 2008, the butterfly is set in a shadowbox surrounded with wind and weather designs. The background is beautifully hand...
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$6,950.00
Pat Read was a trader that had Native American shops in Taos, New Mexico and Albuquerque’s old town in the 1950-60 era. On some time line he purchased this fine...
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This is a 1950-60 museum quality Zuni squash blossom necklace by Leonard ( 1923-1992) and Lula (1930-2004) Weebothee. The piece was gifted from well known trader Pat Read to his...
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$795.00
This fine three-strand necklace was made in Santo Domingo Pueblo in the 1940-50 era for ceremonial use during the many dances held at feast days. The tab turquoise was gathered...
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$450.00
This beautiful three-strand necklace would have been worn ceremonially for Pueblo dances and feast days. It is made of natural orange coral “seed” beads. Necklace Length: 28-1/2 in. Bead Width:...
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Funky and delightful, this choker/seashell combination showcases the wild side of vintage Native American artistry. The choker includes stacked silver discs at the bottom, next to fat mother of pearl...
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$895.00
Containing 23 bears, this rare necklace was made in Zuni Pueblo in the 1960s. Each fetish is delicately carved out of gleaming white ivory. Necklace Length: 26 in Largest Bear:...
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$595.00
Delicate and tiny, this single-strand fetish necklace was made in Zuni Pueblo. Fox, bear, buffalo and birds are strung on intricate melon sea shell heishi. Necklace Length: 20 in. Chain...
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Normally, we stay away from items with treated turquoise; but sometimes we make an exception for jewelry made at Santo Domingo Pueblo. While the value of high-grade natural turquoise is...
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Elegant, simple, white clam shell, four-strand necklace, circa 1960-70. Necklace Length: 28 in. Bead Width: 1/16 in. was last modified: August 25th, 2025 by userxs
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$895.00
Made for ceremonial use at the feast day dances in Santo Domingo Pueblo, this necklace features hand-pump-drilled natural white olive shell, accompanied by natural turquoise nuggets from the Lone Mountain...
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This outstanding heishi necklace was made at Santo Domingo Pueblo in the 1960-70 era. Olive sea shells were cut and drilled prior to grinding. Dark pin shell, oxblood coral and...
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This six strand necklace was made in Santo Domingo Pueblo in the 1950-60 era when the Pueblo people were still using hand pump drills. This drilling technique is incredibly laborious...
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$995.00
This early three strand Santo Domingo Pueblo fetish necklace was made by Joe C Tenorio in the 1960s. Joe passed in the 1970s, the most elder medicine man of the...
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This finely made squash blossom necklace was made in the 1960s using the sand cast technique. The sand stone was carved with the design and the sterling silver was melted...
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This fine necklace is an early example of overlay. Made in the early 1970s the necklace has nine pendants. The four on each side are weather and water symbols. The...
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This old ceremonial necklace was made in Santo Domingo pueblo in the 1930s. It is made of hand drilled and hand ground oyster shell. The necklace features an inlayed pendant. The pendant is inlayed on a fragment of an LP record. The inlay is natural turquoise, oyster shell and coral. On each side of the necklace are four old Navajo handmade beads, each interspersed with three old squash blossoms. The sterling beads and blossoms came from an old Navajo squash style necklace.
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This 1930-40 natural hand ground and hand drilled turquoise necklace is finished by the attached inlayed shell pendant. The pendant is inlayed with natural turquoise old black lp record fragments, white shell and spiny oyster. The piece was made in Santo Domingo pueblo in New Mexico. It was worn at dance ceremonies over many years.
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