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Z Ken Yatsattie - Zuni
Pendant-Butterfly
Multi-Inlay
Pink/Purple Freshwater Shell
& Sleeping Beauty Turquoise
Sterling Silver
Silver Chain
Sold Out - $0.00
Ken Yatsattie - Zuni Pueblo, New Mexico
Multi-Inlay Butterfly of Pink/Purple freshwater shell and Sleeping Beauty Turquoise. Suspended from (non-Native American - Italian-made) 18" sterling silver box chain. This is a little butterfly is so cute, I have it in quite a few variations. Great buy. **Buy $100 of combined items and get free shipping**
Total Height (including bale): 3/4"H
Bale Height: 1/4"H
Pendant (only) Height: 1/2"H
Pendant Width: 5/8"W
Weight (including chain): .1oz/1gr including chain
Pendant Markings: None
Hallmark: No
Chain Marking: 18" Italian Box Chain .25 Italy
Supplied with gift box
Repeatable Design: Yes, there are many variations and I typically stock several
P11/17/15
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