Jewelry, Traditional Necklaces, Pendants, and Pins
Assorted, stones, sizes and shapes make this Heishi necklace very versatile, and interesting. Combination of shells, turquoise, coral, jet, lapis, tiger eye are all strung in the traditional Santo Domingo method and clasped with a sterling silver closure. Measuring 24 inches in length with four strands.
Green turquoise necklace with a combination of heishi and corn nuggets. Measuring 28 inches long with sterling silver cones and closure.
Small nuggets make up this 22 inch long necklace that can be double wrapped for a short chocker. Small nuggets are perfect for slides or larger pendants, instead of using a chain. Sterling silver closure.
Santo Domingo style Heishi Necklace, carved from Lapis and turquoise with a sterling silver closure that has a chain that allows you to adjust the length desired. The largest disk is 5/8 inches.
Triple strand chocker of turquoise mini nuggets. Measuring 18" this is a perfect length for summer or winter wear.
Chocker style necklace has disks carved from stone and heishi beads cut from turquoise. The largest disk is 1 inch in diameter. The sterling silver closure makes this necklace a total of 17 inches.
Disks of spiny oyster shell are separated with turquoise heishi. This creates visual interest and the colors are fabulous together. Measuring 18" the disks are 3/4 inches, at the largest.
Beautiful brown amber mixed with green turquoise with brown matrix, make this a perfect combination. Measuring 17 inches long with sterling silver clasp.
Navajo jeweler Corbert Joe and his family put together these fabulous nugget style necklaces using many different types of shell, stone, and silver clasps. They are fabulous with jeans or a sundress, a contemporary yet classic traditional Pueblo style of jewelry making.
Heishi necklace of spiny oyster shell in various colors and a few disks of turquoise. The closure is sterling silver.
