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Phillip Sanchez, San Felipe
13/16" Earrings
Kingman Turquoise
Triangles with Sawcut
Sterling Silver
$245.00
Philip Sanchez, San Felipe Pueblo, Native American Jewelry
Lovely green turquoise. Philip's work can be found in a number of the wholesale shops in Arizona and New Mexico. He does a lot of saw-cut work like this. His silverwork is always very clean.
These are new old stock (Not pre-owned) from 2011. I have updated the post with more complete information.
Gift Boxed
Total Drop (from wire): 1-1/4"H
Earring Dimensions (only-not including bale): 13/16"H x 15/16"W
Cabochon Dimensions: 9/16"H x 13/16"W
Weight: .3oz/9g/0.02lb
Signed: P. Sanchez Sterling (w copyright)
P112014, RP062017, RP042024
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