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Nataanii, (John Charley) - Navajo
1" Earrings - Dangle Post Multi-Inlay
Spear with Circle on Swivel Top
Blue & White Opal & Onyx
Sterling Silver
$144.00
Nataanii (John Charley), Navajo - New Mexico, USA
Brilliant blue and white, iridescent opal.
I picked up a total of seven pairs in this design, each with a different stone combination.
If you like Nataanii's work you should checkout other items in my Stoneweaver Collection.
Gift Boxed
Materials: Blue & White Opal (imitation), Onyx, & Sterling Silver
Height Earring Total: 1-3/64"H
Total Earring Drop (From Post): 1/8"H
Width (Widest): 5/16"W
Weight: .2oz/5gr/0.011lbs
Signed: Nataanii USA
Hallmarked: Sterling
P053018
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